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|HIST 1389 - History of Espionage|
Explores the history of espionage through a series of case studies from ancient Rome, Greece, China; the Reformation; the Age of Discovery; the French Revolution; the U.S. Civil War; World War I and the Russian Revolution; World War II; the Cold War; and the post–Cold War era. Draws from a wide variety of published and unpublished primary and secondary sources, supplemented by modern theoretical and social science perspectives, literature, and films. Commonly referred to as the world’s “second oldest profession,” espionage is an intrinsic part of the relationships between communities, institutions, and states.
4.000 Credit hours
4.000 Lecture hours
Schedule Types: Lecture
CAS Core MOI: Social World, NU Core Comp Stdy of Cultures, NU Core Social Science Lvl 1, UG Col of Arts, Media & Design