Colloquium on Domestic Intelligence

The Colloquium on Domestic Intelligence took place in Washington D.C. on 29-30 October 1982.Roy Godson, ed., Intelligence Requirements for the 1980s, Domestic Intelligence, National Strategy Information Center, 1986, p.269. it was organised by the Consortium for the Study of Intelligence.Roy Godson, ed., Intelligence Requirements for the 1980s, Domestic Intelligence, National Strategy Information Center, 1986, p.3.
==Participants==
*Professor Hadley Arkes, Professor of Jurisprudence, Amherst College.
*Richard Atkinson, Head, Intelligence Unit, US Customs Service, Department of the Treasury.
*Dr.Arnold Beichman, Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace.
*Dr. Richard Bissell, Director, Program Coordinator and Development, US Information Agency.
*Seymour Bolton, Senior Advisor on Enforcement and Operations, Department of the Treasury.
*Charles Brennan, Former Director of Domestic Intelligence, Federal Bureau of Investigation.
*Robert Chapman, Former Chief, Terrorist Control Branch, Central Intelligence Agency.
*John Cleghorn, Commander, Public Division, Intelligence Division, Los Angeles Police Department.
*Dr Angelo Codevilla, Professional Staff Member, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
*Professor Samuel Dash, Director, Institute of Criminal Law and Procedures, Georgetown University Law Center.
*Midge Decter, Executive Director, The Committee for the Free World.
*Kenneth deGraffenreid, Director of Intelligence Programs, National Security Council.
*Captain Fred Demech, President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board.
*Dr. John Dziak, Senior Soviet Specialist, Defense Intelligence Agency.
*Dr. John Elliff, Professional Staff Member, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
*Dr. Stephen Gibert, Professor of Government, and Director, National Security Studies Program, Georgetown University.
*Dr. Roy Godson, Associate Professor of Government, Georgetown University, Coordinator, Consortium for the Study of Intelligence.
*Antonia Greenman, Executive Director, The Hale Foundation.
*William Harris, The Rand Corporation.
*Insp. James P. Hotis, Special Assistant to the Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation.
*Jerry Jennings, Executive Director, Office of Science and Technology, The White House.
*David Jessup, Special Assistant to the Director, Committee on Political Education, AFL-CIO.
*James Kaljian, Director of Security, Bank Leumi, Former Major, Security Unit, New York State Police.
*Roger Kaplan, Program Officer, Smith Richardson Foundation.
*Eugenia Kemble, Assistant to the President, American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO.
*R. Penn Kemble, President, Foundation for Democratic Education.
*G. Elizabeth Keyes, Professional Staff Member, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
*Stan Klein, Chief, Terrorism Section, Criminal Investigation Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation.
*William Kuzewicz, Editorial Page Writer, The Wall Street Journal.
*Prof. Walter Laqueur, Chairman of the International Research Council, Center for Strategic and International Studies, Georgetown University.
*Dr Leslie Lenkowsky, Director of Research, Smith Richardson Foundation.
*Stanislav Levchenko, Former Soviet Intelligence Officer.
*Dr Guenter Levy, Professor of Political Science, University of Massachussetts.
*Dr Carnes Lord, Staff Member, National Security Council.
*Dr Peter A. Lupsha, Professor of Political Science, University of New Mexico.
*J. Robert McBrien, Deputy, Security Affairs and Crisis Management, to the Assistant Secretary for Enforcement and Security Affairs, Department of the Treasury.
*Francis J. McNamara, Former Director, The Hale Foundation.
*Stephen J. Markman, Chief Counsel and Staff Director, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Senate Committee on the Judiciary.
*John Martin, Chief, Internal Security Section, Criminal Division, Department of Justice.
*Dr William Miller, Counsel, Subcommittee on Separation of Powers, Senate Committee on the Judiciary.
*Dr Richard Morgan, Professor of Constitutional Law and Government, Bowdoin College.
*John Moscow, Assistant District Attorney for Manhattan, New York.
*Dorothy Nicolosi, Vice President and Treasurer, National Strategy Information Center.
*Thomas O'Brien, Director, Defense Investigative Service, Department of Defense.
*Dr William V. O'Brien, Professor of Government, Georgetown University.
*Michael O'Neil, Chief Counsel, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
*Alfred S. Regnery, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Department of Justice.
*Dr Kenneth G. Robertson, Department of Sociology, University of Reading, England.
*Raymond Rocca, Former Senior Official, Central Intelligence Agency.
*Herbert Romerstein, Professional Staff Member, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
*Allan Ryskind, Editor, Human Events.
*Dr Gary Schmitt, Minority Staff Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
*Dr Paul Seabury, Professor of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley; Member, President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board.
*Jerry Seib, Diplomatic Correspondent, The Wall Street Journal.
*Dr Richard Shultz, Associate Professor of Politics, Catholic University of America.
*Hon. Laurence Silberman, Executive Vice-President, Crocker National Bank; Former Deputy Attorney General.
*Daniel Silver, Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton; Former General Counsel, CIA and NSA.
*Dr Stephen Sloan, Professor of Political Science, University of Oklahoma.
*L. Brit Snider, Director of Counterintelligence and Security Policy, Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defence for Policy, Department of Defense.
*Daniel Southerland, Christian Science Monitor.
*Peter Sullivan, Minority Counsel, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
*Charles Thomson, Special Assistant to the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Enforcement, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Department of the Treasury.
*Victoria Toensing, Chief Counsel, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
*B. Hugh Tovar, Former Senior Official, Central Intelligence Agency.
*Robert Turner, Counsel, Intelligence Oversight Board, The White House.
*Dr Michael Uhlmann, Special Assistant to the President, Office of Policy Development.
*Hon. John M. Walker, Jr., Assistant Secretary for Enforcement and Operations, Department of the Treasury.
*Robert C. Walker, Vice President for National Affairs, Adolph Coors Company.
*Edward Walsh, Assistant Director for Protective Research, US Secret Service.
*Raymond Wannall, Former Assistant Director, Intelligence Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation.
*Hon. Richard Ware, President, Earhart Foundation.
*Professor Allen Weinstein, University Professor of American Institutions and Values, Georgetown University.
*Edward Williams, Assistant US Attorney, Southern District, New York.
*Maj. Gen. Lawrence Williams (Ret.), Consultant, ABA Standing Committee on Law and National Security.
*Richard Wilson, Assistant Director, Committee on Political Education, AFL-CIO.
*Col. Norman Wood, Executive Director, President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board.Roy Godson, ed., Intelligence Requirements for the 1980s, Domestic Intelligence, National Strategy Information Center, 1986, pp.271-279.
==Notes==
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