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Call for Papers
"Intelligence Process and Information Technologies in Historical Perspective"
6th Annual Meeting of the International Intelligence History Study Group
23-25 June 2000
Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum in Paderborn / Germany
The conference program will be structured around five broad issues:
1) Collection of intelligence
2) Evaluation of intelligence
3) Processing and uses of Intelligence
4) Cryptology
5) Other information technologies related to the intelligence Process
General considerations: The papers should focus on one or more of these topics. "Case studies" are welcome but so are comparative perspectives or presentations following a particular technology or process across a longer historical period. Those presenting papers with a highly mathematical or technological content are asked to make a special effort to address themselves to an audience of highly diverse professional backgrounds.
Papers should reflect original research, new interpretations, and/or personal professional experience. They should be delivered in English if at all possible. There will be no facilities for translation. Conference presentations will be limited to 20 minutes each although longer papers are welcome for distribution to the conference participants. We hope to distribute abstracts of papers in advance. At this point we cannot assure financial assistance but we hope to get funding which will allow us to reimburse at least part of the travel expenses incurred by those presenting conference papers.
Please send a brief CV and your proposal to:
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang KriegerVisit the WWW pages of the International Intelligence History Study Group for updates on program and schedule of the 6th Annual Meeting: http://intelligence-history.wiso.uni-erlangen.de
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