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The 2011 Annual Meeting of the International Intelligence History Association (IIHA) took place in Marburg, Germany, from 17-19 June 2011. The topic of the conference was "German Intelligence History from Bismarck to the Present." More than 60 academics and other experts gathered for the proceedings. For pictures of the conference, please click here to visit our Flickr account.
Directly after the conference, the Network of Junior Researchers in Intelligence History (NJRIH) held a separate meeting to discuss trends and developments. Read a meeting summary here (PDF file).
The Association's international membership -- consisting of historians, political scientists, cryptologists, active and former intelligence officials, and members of the armed forces -- promotes interdisciplinary research and teaching in the field of intelligence history.
Annual meetings provide a forum for academic exchange, and The Journal of Intelligence History, published by the IIHA, informs members and the broader public on matters pertaining to scholarly research on intelligence.
In addition, the IIHA
publishes a series of books on Intelligence History. The most recent
book is Cees Wiebes' Intelligence and the War in Bosnia
1992-1995 published by Lit
Verlag.
Papers presented at IIHA meetings were recently published as Secret Intelligence in the Twentieth Century, Heike Bungert, Jan G. Heitmann, Michael Wala eds., by Frank Cass Publishers