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The Chicago Council on Global Affairs recently published the results from the fourth round of an annual poll sponsored by the University of Texas at Austin’s Intelligence Studies Project that seeks to shed light on Americans’ perceptions of U.S. intelligence agencies. The data from summer 2020—along with selected graphics, a summary of the survey history and methodology, and related policy analysis—is available here.
Transparency, Public Trust, and Democratic Legitimacy … Trump-era intelligence officials deliberately lowered their public profiles to avoid triggering an irascible and vindictive boss. IC leaders avoided providing open testimony at Congress’s worldwide threat hearings—the single opportunity in most years for the American people to see and hear from senior intelligence officials.
Contributions from Archit Oswal, Madison Lockett, Peter Denham, Nicholas Romanow, Soren Ettinger Decou, and Caroline Nicholson, Undergraduate Fellows with the Clements Center for National Security at The University of Texas at Austin. A Lesson from the COVID Economic Shock by Archit Oswal Over the course of two days, Halliburton, an oil services company, laid off 1,000 employees at its corporate headquarters in Houston.
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