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 * Director Major Powers Section, DIO 1994-1998
 * Director of Security Intelligence 1998-2002
 ==References==
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 ==Career Highlights==
-* Defence Intelligence Organisation (DIO) Attaché in Washington 1990-1993
+* [[Defence Intelligence Organisation]] (DIO) Attaché in Washington 1990-1993
 * Head of Imagery Exploitation Centre 1993-1994
 * Director Major Powers Section, DIO 1994-1998

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-The following extract is from his university website profile.[[Image:Clive_williams.jpg|right|thumb|100px|Clive Williams]]
+The following extract is from his university website profile.[[Image:Clive_williams.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Clive Williams]]
 :Clive Williams has a career background as an officer in Australian Military Intelligence, which included a number of overseas intelligence appointments. After leaving the Army in 1981, he pursued a civilian career in Defence Intelligence, working mainly on transnational issues. He was a Chevening scholar at the War Studies Department, [[King's College London|King's College]], London, in 1987. He has worked and lectured internationally on terrorism-related issues since 1980, and started running terrorism courses at the [[Australian National University|ANU]] in 1996. He left Defence in 2002, and has since run a Masters course elective on "Terrorism and Counterterrorism" at the [[Australian National University|ANU]] and at a number of Australian and overseas universities. This elective has been supplemented by another elective, "Security in Business and Government", run with [[John McFarlane]] since 2003. He became an Adjunct Professor at the [[Centre for Policing, Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism]] (PICT) at [[Macquarie University]] in 2006. He also became a Visiting Professor at the Department of Human and Social Sciences (HASS) at the [[Australian Defence Force Academy]] (ADFA) in 2006.<ref>[[Australian National University]] Website, [http://rspas.anu.edu.au/people/personal/willc_sdsc.php Clive Williams], Last Accessed 13th February 2008</ref>
 He is also a visiting fellow at the [[Strategic and Defence Studies Centre]].

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-The following extract is from his university website profile.[[Image:Clive_williams.jpg|right|frame|Clive Williams]]
+The following extract is from his university website profile.[[Image:Clive_williams.jpg|right|thumb|100px|Clive Williams]]
 :Clive Williams has a career background as an officer in Australian Military Intelligence, which included a number of overseas intelligence appointments. After leaving the Army in 1981, he pursued a civilian career in Defence Intelligence, working mainly on transnational issues. He was a Chevening scholar at the War Studies Department, [[King's College London|King's College]], London, in 1987. He has worked and lectured internationally on terrorism-related issues since 1980, and started running terrorism courses at the [[Australian National University|ANU]] in 1996. He left Defence in 2002, and has since run a Masters course elective on "Terrorism and Counterterrorism" at the [[Australian National University|ANU]] and at a number of Australian and overseas universities. This elective has been supplemented by another elective, "Security in Business and Government", run with [[John McFarlane]] since 2003. He became an Adjunct Professor at the [[Centre for Policing, Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism]] (PICT) at [[Macquarie University]] in 2006. He also became a Visiting Professor at the Department of Human and Social Sciences (HASS) at the [[Australian Defence Force Academy]] (ADFA) in 2006.<ref>[[Australian National University]] Website, [http://rspas.anu.edu.au/people/personal/willc_sdsc.php Clive Williams], Last Accessed 13th February 2008</ref>
 He is also a visiting fellow at the [[Strategic and Defence Studies Centre]].

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-The following extract is from His University website profile.[[Image:Clive_williams.jpg|right|frame]]
+The following extract is from His University website profile.[[Image:Clive_williams.jpg|right|frame|Clive Williams]]
-::Clive Williams has a career background as an officer in Australian Military Intelligence, which included a number of overseas intelligence appointments. After leaving the Army in 1981, he pursued a civilian career in Defence Intelligence, working mainly on transnational issues. He was a Chevening scholar at the War Studies Department, [[King's College London|King's College]], London, in 1987. He has worked and lectured internationally on terrorism-related issues since 1980, and started running terrorism courses at the [http://www.anu.edu.au/ ANU] in 1996. He left Defence in 2002, and has since run a Masters course elective on "Terrorism and Counterterrorism" at the ANU and at a number of Australian and overseas universities. This elective has been supplemented by another elective, "Security in Business and Government", run with [[John McFarlane]] since 2003. He became an Adjunct Professor at the [[Centre for Policing, Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism]] (PICT) at Macquarie University in 2006. He also became a Visiting Professor at the Department of Human and Social Sciences (HASS) at the [[Australian Defence Force Academy]] (ADFA) in 2006.<ref>[[Australian National University]] Website, [http://rspas.anu.edu.au/people/personal/willc_sdsc.php Clive Williams], Last Accessed 13th February 2008</ref>
+:Clive Williams has a career background as an officer in Australian Military Intelligence, which included a number of overseas intelligence appointments. After leaving the Army in 1981, he pursued a civilian career in Defence Intelligence, working mainly on transnational issues. He was a Chevening scholar at the War Studies Department, [[King's College London|King's College]], London, in 1987. He has worked and lectured internationally on terrorism-related issues since 1980, and started running terrorism courses at the [http://www.anu.edu.au/ ANU] in 1996. He left Defence in 2002, and has since run a Masters course elective on "Terrorism and Counterterrorism" at the ANU and at a number of Australian and overseas universities. This elective has been supplemented by another elective, "Security in Business and Government", run with [[John McFarlane]] since 2003. He became an Adjunct Professor at the [[Centre for Policing, Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism]] (PICT) at Macquarie University in 2006. He also became a Visiting Professor at the Department of Human and Social Sciences (HASS) at the [[Australian Defence Force Academy]] (ADFA) in 2006.<ref>[[Australian National University]] Website, [http://rspas.anu.edu.au/people/personal/willc_sdsc.php Clive Williams], Last Accessed 13th February 2008</ref>
 He is also a visiting fellow at the [[Strategic and Defence Studies Centre]].