Thomas Fingar
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(Charles) Thomas Fingar is Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Analysis and Chairman, National Intelligence Council (2005 - Present)
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[edit] Background
[edit] Early life
[edit] Education
Fingar received his B.A. in Government and History from Cornell University, and his M.A. and Ph.D. in political science from Stanford University.
[edit] Honors and Awards
[edit] Family
[edit] Career
Fingar has had a long and distinguished career as an intelligence officer, academic, and diplomat.
His academic career was primarily at Stanford University, where several research appointments included Senior Research Associate in the Center for International Security and Arms Control (CISAC), and Director of the Stanford U.S.-China Relations Program.
His most recent position was as Assistant Secretary in charge of Intelligence and Research (INR) at the United States Department of State.
[edit] Views
Fingar's political views are primarily discernable from his published works on China; where he promoted a policy of strategic cooperation.
[edit] Speeches
- Speech at The DNI's Information Sharing Conference and Technology Exposition
- Before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence February 7, 2001
[edit] Memberships and Affiliations
[edit] External links
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