WILLIAM JAMES DAUGHERTY
 
BIO
Dr. Daugherty joined the faculty of AASU in September 1996, after having served for more than seventeen years in the Central Intelligence Agency as an operations officer. His last assignment was in the area of covert action policy and included serving as CIA liaison officer to the National Security Council staff. Dr. Daugherty served eight years in the United States Marine Corps, including a tour in Vietnam. He holds a BA in Social Sciences from the University of California-Irvine and a Ph.D. in government from the Claremont Graduate School, with a specialization in Constitutional Law and American Foreign Policy.

Proposed Couses for Fall 2005 - Fall 2008

FALL 2005
POLS 2100 (Intro -- 1 section only)
POLS 3160 (Judicial Politics & Strategies)
POLS 4290 (American Foreign Policy)

SPRING 2006
POLS 2100 (2 Sections)
POLS 3290 (Con. Law of Foreign Policy)
POLS 3420 (Govts of Middle East)

SUMMER 2006
POLS 3XXX (new couse to be developed based on The Consitution and
Military Law)
POLS 5270U (Intelligence and National Security)

FALL 2006
POLS 2100 (Intro -- 2 sections)
POLS 3160 (Judicial Politics & Strategies)
POLS 4290 (American Foreign Policy)

SPRING 2007
POLS 2100 (2 Sections)
POLS 3290 (Con. Law of Foreign Policy)
POLS 3420 (Govts of Middle East)

SUMMER 2007
POLS 3XXX (new couse to be developed based on The Consitution and
Military Law)
POLS 5270U (Intelligence and National Security)

FALL 2007
POLS 2100 (Intro -- 2 sections)
POLS 3160 (Judicial Politics & Strategies)
POLS 4290 (American Foreign Policy)

SPRING 2008
POLS 2100 (Intro--2 Sections)
POLS 3290 (Con. Law of Foreign Policy)
POLS 3420 (Govts of Middle East)

SUMMER 2008
POLS 3XXX (new couse to be developed based on The Consitution and
Military Law)
POLS 5270U (Intelligence and National Security)

FALL 2008
POLS 2100 (Intro -- 2 sections)
POLS 3160 (Judicial Politics & Strategies)
POLS 4290 (American Foreign Policy)
COURSES TAUGHT
POLS 2100 Introduction to Poltical Science - Fall 2005

POLS 2100 Introduction to Political Science Outline

POLS 3160 Judicial Politics and Strategies - Fall 2005

POLS 3160 Judicial Politics and Strategies Outline

POLS 3160 Judicial Politics and Strategies Reading List

POLS 3260 International Law

POLS 3290 Constitutional Law of American Foreign Policy Outline

POLS 3421 (3990) Politics of the Middle East

POLS 4290 American Foreign Policy - Fall 2005

POLS 4290 American Foreign Policy Outline
POLS/CRJU 5270U Intelligence and National Security Policy

POLS/CRJU 5270U Intelligence and National Security Policy Reading List
PUBLICATIONS-JOURNAL ARTICLES
"A First Tour Like No Other," Studies in Intelligence, Spring 1998 (unclassified version).
 
"Behind the Intelligence Failure in Iran," 14 International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence 4, (Winter

2001-2002).
 
"Truman's Iranian Policy, 1945-1953: The Soviet Calculus," 15 International Journal of Intelligence and

Counterintelligence 4, (Winter 2002-2003).
 

"Jimmy Carter and the 1979 Decision to Admit the Shah in the United States," American Diplomacy, 16 March 2003.

 
"Approval and Review of Covert Action Programs Since Reagan," 17 International Journal of Intelligence and

Counterintelligence 1 (Spring 2004).
 
PUBLICATIONS-BOOKS
In the Shadow of the Ayatollah: A CIA Hostage in Iran. Annapolis: US Naval Institute Press, 2001.
 
Executive Secrets: Covert action and the Presidency, Lexington, KY: University Press of Kentucky, 2004).
 
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
October 1998: paper presented to Southern Political Science Association meeting, Atlanta, GA; "The War Powers Act of 1973: The Clinton Deconstruction," co-authored with John Kearnes, PhD, Armstrong Atlantic State University.
 
31 January 2003: paper presented to the Georgia Political Science Association; "Carter's Decision to Admit the Shah of Iran into the United States."
 
February 28, 2003: Paper presented at the 2003 Annual Woodrow Wilson Symposium (War and Peace: Policies of Presidentail Nobel Prize Winners), Augusta GA; "Carter's Reliance on Covert Action: Realism Trumps Moralism."
 
"Jimmy Carter's Covert Action Policies," Annual Woodrow Wilson Symposium sponsored by the Augusta Historical Society, Augusta Georgia, 28 February 2003.