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Lecturas obligatorias
- Díaz Fernández, A (2016). Conceptos Fundamentales de Inteligencia, Tirant lo Blanch, España.
- Johnson, Loch (2014). ‘The Evolution of Intelligence Studies.’ In The Routledge Companion to Intelligence Studies, edited by Dover, R., Goodman, M.S., and Hillebrand, C. London: Routledge, 3–22.
Lecturas recomendadas
- Marrin, S (2011). Improving Intelligence Analysis. Bridging the gap between scholarship and practice. Routledge. Studies in Intelligence Series. Nueva York.
- Bruneau, Thomas (2004) Controlling Intelligence in New Democracies en Strategic Intelligence. Roxbury. EE.UU.
-The Conduct of Intelligence in Democracies Processes, Practices, Cultures, edited by Florina Cristiana Matei and Carolyn Halladay, Boulder, CO, Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2019
-De Castro, A, (2020). The Security Apparatus of Northern Iraq: One Thousand and One Kurdish leaders and the allure of the East. The International Journal of Intelligence, Security and Public Affairs. Scopus, Q2. SJR 2019:0,29.
-De Castro, A (2020). The Middle East and Syria as a case of foreign intervention: implications for the US, the Syrian Kurds and the Middle East after the defeat of DAESH. Journal of European, Middle Eastern, & African Affairs. United States Air Force. Summer 2020. 76-86.
-Matei, C; De Castro, A ; Halladay, C. (2018) On balance: Intelligence Democratization in Post-Franco Spain. International Journal of Intelligence and Counter Intelligence. N°31 pp. 769-804. Nueva York.
- Estévez, Eduardo (2014) Comparing Intelligence Democratization in Latin America: Argentina, Peru, and Ecuador Cases, Intelligence and National Security, 29:4, 552-580, DOI: 10.1080/02684527.2014.915177
- Gill, Peter and Phytian, Mark (2006) Intelligence in an insecure world. Polity Press. U.K.
- Maldonado Prieto, Carlos (2009) Dilemas antiguos y modernos en la inteligencia estratégica en Sudamérica. Security and Defense Studies Review, Vol. 9, Issues 1&2. 2009.
- Swenson, Russell and Sancho, Hirane, Carolina (Eds.) (2015), “Intelligence Management in the Americas”, National Intelligence University, EE.UU.
-(2017) Matei, C. & De Castro, A. Chilean Intelligence after Pinochet: Painstaking reform of an inauspicious legacy. International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence N°30 pp. 340-367. Nueva York.
-(2017) De Castro, A & Matei, C & Bruneau, T. Combatting Terrorism Through Fusion Centers: Useful Lessons From Other Experiences?. International Journal of Intelligence and Counter Intelligence. N°30 pp. 723-742. Nueva York.
- (2016) De Castro, A. El Ciclo de Inteligencia en Díaz, A Conceptos
fundamentales de inteligencia. Editorial Tirant Lo Blanch. Pp 53-59. Madrid.
- Rubén Arcos and William J. Lahneman (eds.) The Art of Intelligence: More Simulations, Exercises, and Games Rowman & Littlefield (Security and Professional Intelligence Education Series)
Publication year: 2019
- Phythian, M. (2014). Understanding the intelligence cycle. Routledge.
-(2017) De Castro, A; Matei, C. La función de inteligencia de la Guardia Europea de Fronteras y Costas. Actas de la IX Semana Iberoamericana. Instituto Universitario General Gutiérrez Mellado. Madrid.
-Julian Richards (2016) Intelligence Studies, Academia and Professionalization, The International Journal of Intelligence, Security, and Public Affairs, 18:1, 20-33
- Herrero de Castro, Rubén (2007) “La influencia de variables políticas y psicológicas en los procesos de información y decisión” en Inteligencia y Seguridad: Revista de análisis y prospectiva N° 2. Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. España.
-Alan Barnes (2020): Getting it right: Canadian intelligence assessments on Iraq, 2002-2003, Intelligence and National Security, DOI: 10.1080/02684527.2020.1771934
- Rubén Arcos & José-Miguel Palacios (2020) EU INTCEN: a transnational European culture of intelligence analysis?, Intelligence and National Security, 35:1, 72-94, DOI: 10.1080/02684527.2019.1649912
-(2022) Gaona, De Castro & Antón. Evaluation of a training program of African Gendarmes´ in Spain under the European Union GAR-SI Sahel Project. Policing: an International Journal. London.
-(2019) Matei, C, De Castro, A. Transitional justice and intelligence democratizacion. International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence. Nueva York.
-(2018) De Castro, A ; García, M.L. Metodología Cualitativa en Estudios de Seguridad. Capítulo de libro en: Una aproximación a la metodología de investigación en las Ciencias Sociales. pp 77-94. Ediciones Universidad Técnica del Norte. Ibarra. Ecuador.
-Van Puyvelde, D. (2018) Qualitative research interviews and the study of national security intelligence. International Studies Perspectives, 19(4), pp. 375-391. (doi:10.1093/isp/eky001)
-The Academic-Practitioner Divide in Intelligence Studies. Edited by Rubén Arcos; Nicole K. Drumhiller and Mark Phythian. 2022. Rowman and Littlefield.
- Puyvelde, Van, D., Wirtz, J.J., Holeindre, J.V., Oudet, B., Bar-Joseph, U., Kotani, K., Matei, F.C. and Fernández, A.M.D, “Comparing National Approaches to the Study of Intelligence,” https://doi.org/10.1093/isp/ekz031
-The Handbook of Latin American and Caribbean Intelligence Cultures (2022) Edited by Florina Cristiana Matei; Carolyn Halladay and Eduardo E. Estévez
-Austin Gee & Robert G. Patman (2020): Small state or minor power? New Zealand’s Five Eyes membership, intelligence reforms, and Wellington’s response to China’s growing Pacific role, Intelligence and National Security, DOI: 10.1080/02684527.2020.1812876
-Carmen Gonza¿lez Enri¿quez (2007) Ceuta and Melilla: Clouds over the African Spanish Towns. Muslim Minorities, Spaniards' Fears and Morocco–Spain Mutual Dependence, The Journal of North African Studies, 12:2, 219-234, DOI: 10.1080/13629380701220469
- Díaz, Fernández, A. 2019. La investigación en temas sensible en Crimología y Seguridad. Tecnos.