This course examines the intersection of national intelligence and economic dynamics from a global standpoint, exploring the multifaceted impact of intelligence activities on economies worldwide. Participants will gain insights into the economic implications of national intelligence, including its role in ensuring economic security, influencing international trade through economic espionage, contributing to global economic forecasting, and shaping diplomatic and economic relations between nations. Through a series of modules, participants will explore legal and ethical considerations in national intelligence, incident response strategies, and future trends in the field.

Who This Course Is For:

This course is tailored for policymakers, economists, government officials, diplomats, intelligence analysts, business leaders, and professionals interested in understanding the economic dimensions of national intelligence on a global scale. It is ideal for individuals seeking to enhance their knowledge of how intelligence activities impact economic landscapes, influence international relations, and shape the strategic decision-making processes of governments and organizations worldwide. Whether participants are involved in intelligence agencies, diplomatic missions, economic analysis, or corporate strategy, this course offers valuable insights into the complex interplay between intelligence and economics at the national and global levels.