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David Schaefer is a Lecturer at the National Security College (NSC) of the Australian National University (ANU). His research focuses on intelligence in Australian history, contemporary Asian regional security, and the role of the 'Five Eyes' signals intelligence network in cyber and outer space security. He teaches NSC courses on intelligence policy, cyber technologies, and US-China relations. David holds a PhD in War Studies from King's College London and coordinates the King's Centre for Study of Intelligence.
Education:
- PhD in War Studies, King's College London
Research Interests: David’s work explores intelligence’s historical and modern applications, particularly in cybersecurity, space security, and regional geopolitical dynamics. He analyzes intelligence alliances like Five Eyes, US-China competition in space, and the evolving role of intelligence in policy-making. His studies bridge historical analysis with contemporary challenges in technology-driven security landscapes.
Research Trends: His publications address intelligence’s role in cybersecurity, outer space as a strategic domain, and the Five Eyes alliance’s adaptability. Themes include historical intelligence practices, emerging technologies’ impact on security, and geopolitical tensions involving major powers.
Advising & Grants: David supervises research students at ANU (names not listed). No grants explicitly mentioned in the text.
Labs/Teams: Affiliated with ANU’s National Security College and King’s Centre for Study of Intelligence.
