Ethical Spying: Perceptions Inside an Oxymoron
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Department of philosophy’s Center for Ethics and The Gregg Centre invite you to our Military Ethics Lecture
Dr. Jan Goldman will discuss the inherent tensions that exist for intelligence professionals working in a classified environment. Using some examples from his latest introductory textbook, Ethical Espionage, he will also intertwine personal insight to illuminate how a professional's balance of duty, accountability, and personal conscience can be in conflict when handling sensitive information while navigating legal boundaries and organizational culture.
Dr. Goldman has over 40 years of experience working and teaching in the U.S. intelligence community. He is the editor-in-chief of the highly respected International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence and the founding editor of several professional national security textbooks, including Security Professional Intelligence Education Series (S.P.I.E.S., Bloomsbury Publishers) and a member of several international advisory boards; co-founder of the non-profit International Intelligence Ethics Association, founder and editor of the International Journal of Intelligence Ethics, and founder of Experiential Learning Services, LLC.
He has taught at the National Intelligence University, CIA University, and the FBI Academy at Quantico, Virginia, and several universities, as well as organize over a dozen national security conferences at Georgetown University, Johns Hopkins University and Oxford University. His over three dozen books include Ethical Espionage: Ethics of the Intelligence Cycle, Intelligence and Information Policy for National Security: Key Terms and Concepts; The Central Intelligence Agency: An Encyclopedia of Covert Operations, Intelligence Gathering, and Spies (awarded Editors’ Top Community College Resources and the Best Reference Title) and War on Terror Encyclopedia: From the Rise of Al Qaeda to 9/11 and Beyond.
Dr. Goldman is an internationally recognized expert on ethics and intelligence, and the only analyst awarded “current and warning intelligence expert” at the Defense Intelligence Agency. He received his doctorate in education from George Washington University.
Dr. Jan Goldman will discuss the inherent tensions that exist for intelligence professionals working in a classified environment. Using some examples from his latest introductory textbook, Ethical Espionage, he will also intertwine personal insight to illuminate how a professional's balance of duty, accountability, and personal conscience can be in conflict when handling sensitive information while navigating legal boundaries and organizational culture.
Dr. Goldman has over 40 years of experience working and teaching in the U.S. intelligence community. He is the editor-in-chief of the highly respected International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence and the founding editor of several professional national security textbooks, including Security Professional Intelligence Education Series (S.P.I.E.S., Bloomsbury Publishers) and a member of several international advisory boards; co-founder of the non-profit International Intelligence Ethics Association, founder and editor of the International Journal of Intelligence Ethics, and founder of Experiential Learning Services, LLC.
He has taught at the National Intelligence University, CIA University, and the FBI Academy at Quantico, Virginia, and several universities, as well as organize over a dozen national security conferences at Georgetown University, Johns Hopkins University and Oxford University. His over three dozen books include Ethical Espionage: Ethics of the Intelligence Cycle, Intelligence and Information Policy for National Security: Key Terms and Concepts; The Central Intelligence Agency: An Encyclopedia of Covert Operations, Intelligence Gathering, and Spies (awarded Editors’ Top Community College Resources and the Best Reference Title) and War on Terror Encyclopedia: From the Rise of Al Qaeda to 9/11 and Beyond.
Dr. Goldman is an internationally recognized expert on ethics and intelligence, and the only analyst awarded “current and warning intelligence expert” at the Defense Intelligence Agency. He received his doctorate in education from George Washington University.
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