Damien Van Puyvelde

Pour ce nouvel épisode de "Zone grise", le format du #LeCollimateur consacré aux questions de renseignement, le podcast se penche sur l'histoire et les capacités du plus célèbre des services de renseignement français, la DGSE, avec @DamienVanP (@ISGA_Hague) Retrouvez cet épisode sur #LeRubicon lerubicon.org/collimateur-17…

@Danellian @mordieu @Danellian if you mean that you have an audio or video recording of my book talk at KCL, please note I did not give any consent for you to record or share this

@mordieu @DamienVanP Muzu potvrdit. Book launch na Kings ze velmi vydaril. Mam z toho zapis pokud by byl zajem.

Skoro přesně před rokem jsem tu psal o skvělém seriálu Le Bureau des Légendes o francouzské zahraniční rozvědce DGSE. Zrovna knižně vyšla její stručná historie od @DamienVanP z Univerzity v Leidenu, která teda vypadá moc zajímavě! Narozdíl od jejich anglosaských protějšků jako je

Excellent podcast on the French foreign intelligence service, the DGSE with ⁦@DamienVanP⁩ podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/spy…

For episode 242 of the Spycraft 101 podcast I spoke with @DamienVanP, author of The DGSE, a new book on the French intelligence community. The episode is available now. (6/6)

If you couldn't make it to The King’s Centre for the Study of Intelligence in London Monday where @DamienVanP launched his new book The DGSE: A Concise History of France's Foreign Intelligence Service @Georgetown_UP, you can buy from your local #bookseller or @uk_publishers now!

This coming Monday @DamienVanP will launch his new book in the UK at The King’s Centre for the Study of Intelligence. The DGSE: A Concise History of France's Foreign Intelligence Service @Georgetown_UP is out now! #eventSignupForm" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">kcsi.uk/events/the-dgs…

Out now in Europe @DamienVanP's The DGSE: A Concise History of France's Foreign Intelligence Service. The first history of France's present-day foreign intelligence service published in English @Georgetown_UP. #media DM for a review copy & buy from your local #bookseller now!

@shashj Is this even knowable at all? Can “intelligence capacity” be measured that way? And even if it could, it says nothing about value

Von der Leyen may prevail in the bureaucratic battle with Kaja Kallas to create an intelligence cell, but the Union could ultimately know less than before, argue three academics in this op-ed on Euractiv today. @DamienVanP @nikki_ikani euractiv.com/opinion/von-de…

@adefty interesting submission window and framing!🧐

University of Warwick are looking for a Professor of Intelligence Studies jobs.ac.uk/job/DOZ241/pro…

My book on "The DGSE" is now available for pre-order through Georgetown University Press: press.georgetown.edu/Book/The-DGSE

Received a nice surprise in the post today, the amazing new @georgetownup volume on Covert Action edited by the dream team of Magda Long, Genevive Lester, @markstout, @RoryCormac and @DamienVanP. Stellar contributors, although Chp 9 seems suspect 😉

We are seeking active researchers who can connect the study of intelligence & security to broader scholarly and policy debates, and who are eager to contribute to our expanding teaching and research programmes in The Hague. 📅 Deadline: 30 September 2025

🚨 We’re hiring! Due to the continuous growth of our programmes, the Intelligence and Security research group at ISGA Leiden University is looking for a new Assistant Professor in Intelligence and Security. careers.universiteitleiden.nl/job/The-Hague-…

I had the opportunity to write this chapter with @DamienVanP on the intelligence cycle in the digital age. This is out now 👇

New piece out with colleagues @QJalabert & Tom Maguire (@ISGA_Hague)

📢Issuing today the call for papers & award nominations for the Israeli Intelligence Studies Conference 2025! 🗓️ October 28-29, 2025 🌎 @HebrewU, Jerusalem 📩 Submission deadline: July 31, 2025

As the arsenal of cyber capabilities grows in complexity and volume, the number of potential new vulnerabilities available to exploit increases. @DamienVanP & @AfterWestphalia explore these threats and how we protect against them in the 2nd edition of 'Cybersecurity' –OUT NOW

This open access article from @DamienVanP and Fernando Tabárez Rienzi argues that Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) may not be as revolutionary as some might think... 📖👉 Read more here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

@Bit111111 I’d be more understanding: 1) “intelligence for the people” was likely a publisher’s push (though they could’ve declined), and 2) they -and many of us- struggle to define what they are. They now seem to prefer open source/digital investigators. (Didn't know about NDAs)

@DamienVanP imo, Bellingcat's done more to hurt the effort than help (marketing themselves as an "intelligence agency for the people," then walking it back to "investigative journalism") They expect volunteers to sign NDAs & claim to offer training in exchange, then don't always give it out.

🚨New open access article published on "The Rise of Open-Source Intelligence" doi.org/10.1017/eis.20…