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Colleges Beat Books Into War Swords
A critical examination traces how American universities including Michigan State University and the University of Pennsylvania have aligned with Cold War military aims. It cites the MSU Vietnam Project aiding Ngo Dinh Diem, CBW research at Penn and other campuses, and the shift of federal funding toward weaponry and counterinsurgency studies, arguing higher education now serves the military establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hannah
Michigan State University
United States
Hanuah
MSU
Hannah
MSU Vietnam
U.S
Ngo Dinh ‘Diem
Igon
Washington
Michigan State University Group
MSUG
Vietnam
Diem
Warren Hinckle
Hinckie
Michigan State
America
University of Pennsylvania
Institute For Cooperative Research
Defense Department
Penz
Penn
James EK. Batten
Washingto
Knight Newspaper Chain
Batten
Yale
Theniversity of California At Berkeley
Johns Hopkins
Stanford Research Institute
University of Chicago
Charlotte “Observer
Electronic Research Laboratory
Columbia University
Rgntagen
University
New York University
University of Connecticut
Behavioral Science
American University
Camelot
American Anthropological Association
Anthropologists
Ralph Beals
Science
University Am
Johns Hapkine
Stanford Research Inet
Univ. of Michigan
Univ. of California
LET. Research Fm
Cornell Aero. Lab
Stanford Univ
Penna. State Univ
Franklin Insth
Penna
Cornell Univ
Univ. of Mindrs
Syracuse U. Research Co
George Washington Univ
Univ. of Pennsylvania
Univ. of Texas
Univ. of Washington
Directorate For Statistical Services
Office of the Secretary of Defense