Intelligence and Strategic Analysis
Objectives
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General characterization
Code
33227
Credits
6
Responsible teacher
Felipe Pathé Duarte ,Helena Rego
Hours
Weekly - Available soon
Total - 140
Teaching language
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Prerequisites
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Bibliography
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Teaching method
Modular training on a seminar basis on topics related to significant issues on Intelligence Studies. It is intended that they are debated and examined in some depth and that students actively participate in the discussions that will take place during the sessions. The discussions should be based on the suggested readings for each topic and events analysed, essentially, by media source. The teaching-learning process is based on theoretical-practical classes, where a participatory methodology and analysis of case studies will be privilege.
Evaluation method
Essay: Individual work (about 3500 words, - excluding footnotes and bibliography). It must have a cover, include title and author identification on the first page, uniform footnotes and final bibliography. The essay seeks to lead students to develop, test and evaluate their conclusions about what is taught in the sessions. It should be an analytical exercise and not a mere description.
Or Written exam.
FINAL GRADE: The grade will be based on the participation and attendance of students in the sessions (10%), and in the essay or written exam (90%).
Subject matter
T1: Security Studies. Security and the role of the State. The densification and multidimensionality of the Security concept. Risk Society Theory, Security and Intelligence (U. Beck).
T2: The definition and conception of contemporary security threats. The perception of risk and vulnerability. Introduction to the Intelligence Studies and prospective analysis.
T3: The various types of intelligence. The collection, processing and analysis of information. The intelligence cycle.
T4:Intelligence from a historical-compared perspective. The organization of the Intelligence System of the Portuguese Republic.
T5: The ethical dimension and the control of Intelligence activity. State secrets and classified and sensitive information.
Programs
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