Conference organised by the Netherlands Intelligence Studies Association (NISA) 
and the International Intelligence History Association (IIHA)

17 – 19 June 2005

at the Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences Amsterdam 
Kloveniersburgwal 29, 1011 JV Amsterdam

Partly as a consequence of the international war against terrorism, intelligence has become a hotly debated topic. Almost daily, the role of intelligence services in international events is front-page news. Intelligence and security services, with their natural tendency towards secrecy and avoidance of public scrutiny, are confronted with a growing interest on the part of politicians, scholars and the general public. 
Especially since the end of the Cold War, a growing number of historians have done research in archives that were closed until recently. In many cases this has shed new light on the role of intelligence services in international relations during the last century. 
With this conference, IIHA and NISA wish to make a further contribution to the study of this important topic. 
The focus of the conference is on the German-Dutch intelligence and security relationship in the twentieth century, which covers periods of mutual confrontation, war, occupation, alliance and cooperation. The relationship of the services of other states with German and Dutch intelligence will be addressed at this conference as well.

Conference Organiser: 
Dr. Beatrice de Graaf (Utrecht University)

For general information: 
Beatrice.degraaf@let.uu.nl

Conference Fee: 
Standard fee: € 125 
Student fee: € 65 (proof of status required) 
Fees cover registration and meals 
For registration, payment of fee in advance is required. Transfer the amount to: 
Bank account number 725980 
of NISA - 1018VG Amsterdam 
IBAN NL16 PSTB 0000 725980 
BIC PSTBNL21 
All charges for the ordering customer

To Register: 
For registration please use the electronic form of the NISA website: 
www.nisa-intelligence.nl

When unable to register electronically, please print the form and send your application to: 
Han Verduin 
Nieuwe Keizersgracht 420 
1018 VG Amsterdam 
telephone 020-6288559 
e-mail: han.verduin@student.uva.nl

Or send the following information: 
Title, first and last name, affiliation, address, telephone, fax, e-mail address, fee paid Y/N.

The International Intelligence History Association and the Netherlands Intelligence Studies Association are non-partisan organisations established to promote the debate on intelligence and security issues and to support research in those fields