@cissmunich: CISS is on Twitter!

28 Mai 2020

112 years ago, on May 28, 1908, Ian Fleming, the father of all spies, was born. As a place for innovative and practice-oriented research on security and intelligence issues, the Center for Intelligence and Security Studies (CISS) celebrates the birthday of the former British naval intelligence officer and creator of James Bond with its new Twitter presence.

@cissmunich provides those interested in security and intelligence research with news about the interdisciplinary research, (practice) projects and consulting services of the Center.

An important part of research is communication and exchange! Thus, follow @cissmunich for further networking on security and intelligence topics. See you on Twitter!

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