Campus visitor, ANU Centre for Military and Security Law, Australian National University
Clive Williams is a campus visitor with the ANU Centre for Military and Security Law.
Clive's areas of expertise are focused on terrorism and counterterrorism, intelligence and security. national security, and North Korea's strategic capabilities. He is frequently called upon by Australian and overseas media to provide expert commentary on terrorism-related issues.
Prior to joining ANU, Clive had a long career in Defence intelligence. He was Director of the forerunner organisation to today's Australian Geospatial-Intelligence Organisation and was also Director of Security Intelligence.
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