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Hello gentlemen. To distinguish myself from the usual safe and often mediocre thesis in International Affairs in my field, I decided to try to "shock" the stasis in current academia with a little drop of acid into the calm ocean, but for this I'll consult with some brainstorming from you fine sirs!

I am mostly talking about bibliography (which I've found to be relatively scarce, possibly due to the nature of the subject) and the overall layout of the project. In terms of layout I am intending to follow the one proposed by the famous Yuri Bezmenov in his equally known interview regarding ideological subverstion.

So in theory it would be:

1 - Introduction: What is Ideological Subversion.
2- Chapter I : Demoralization
3 - Chapter II: Destabilization
4 - Chapter III: Crisis
5 - Chapter IV: Normalization
6 - Chapter V : Case - study (To be decided, but frankly I think the best example would be the KGB regarding the USA during the Cold War, though the CIA had some influence in this as well)

So, I am open to your suggestions in terms of sources of information and layout. I believe the layout is pretty solid but I'm having some difficulties regarding good information regarding the four stages of Ideological Subversion, and as you might imagine, a Masters' Thesis requires plenty and varied good information!

Any question, suggestion, let's discuss, please