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Terror-War Funding in Universities and Libraries: A White Paper on how Military Funding's Relatively New Connection to the Research University and the Library-as-Liberal-Space don't Settle Together

Lambertson, Jesse Alonzo

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Title
Terror-War Funding in Universities and Libraries: A White Paper on how Military Funding's Relatively New Connection to the Research University and the Library-as-Liberal-Space don't Settle Together
Author(s)
Lambertson, Jesse Alonzo
Issue Date
2012-03-09
Keyword(s)
  • Government funding
  • Academic Research Funding
  • University Funding
  • Anthropology
  • Accessibility to technology
  • Academic libraries -- Censorship
  • Section 215
  • Access to information
  • USA PATRIOT Act
  • Academic Libraries
  • Information Requests
Abstract
Explores tensions caused by the USA PATRIOT Act in Libraries, the ever-increasing amount of Military-connected funds going to numerous academic departments, control of research in anthropology and technology in the midst of the creation of Homeland Security and the International War on Terror and limitations being placed on access to top-level research.
Type of Resource
text
Language
en
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