Covert Action and Intelligence

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Textbook: Chapters 7, 8
Lecture 1
Link (website): The Man Who Sold the War’: Marketing Iraq
Link (PDF): National Security Strategy (2017)
Link (video): Intercollegiate Studies Institute
Link (website): Covert action
Link (website): The Operation that Killed Bin Laden

Introduction
Covert Action is one of the more controversial actions the members of the Intelligence Community (including policymakers) can take. 
Activity Instructions
Choose one of the Covert Actions discussed in the lectures and readings or another article you find. In a PowerPoint presentation, address the following: 

Analyze, using risk versus benefit, the utility of taking such an action. Your analysis should include short-term and long-term risks.
Appraise the merit of alternative policy actions if they exist. Use all the information in your references, or any you collect on the internet. Identify sources. If you feel you do not have enough information, identify the information gaps (i.e. intelligence requirement).  

Presentation Requirements
–      Minimum of 10 slides, not including title, concluding, and references slides
–      100-150 words per slide (in notes area)
–      Title or Introduction slide (with your name, class info, and presentation title),
–      Concluding slide
–      References slide (at least 2 library resources and 2 online resources)
–      Slides that use text (other than headers) should be at least 12-point font 
Grading and Assessment
This activity will be graded based on the Written Analysis Grading Rubric
Learning Outcome(s): 1, 5
1.   Assess the theoretical effectiveness of intelligence and covert action with regard to analyzing governmental structure and national security policy.
5.   Examine the history and structure of U.S. intelligence.