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Secrecy and Knowledge Production

Judith Reppy, Editor

Peace Studies Program, Cornell University
Occasional Paper #23
October 1999

1. Preface

2. Secrecy and Science Revisited: From Politics to Historical Practice and Back
   by Michael Aaron Dennis

3. Government Secrecy and Knowledge Production: A Survey of Some General Issues
   by Steven Aftergood

4. The Role of Government in the Production and Control of Scientific and Technical Knowledge
   by Francis B. Kapper

5. Through a Shutter Darkly: The Tangled Relationships Between Civilian, Military and Intelligence Remote Sensing in the Early U.S. Space Program
   by John G. Cloud and Keith C. Clarke

6. Secrecy, Authorshop and Nuclear Weapons Scientists 57
   by Hugh Gusterson

7. Learning to Keep Secrets: The Military and a High-tech Company
   Alec Shuldiner

8. Good Fences Make Good Neighbors: Cooperation between Firms and Property Rights in Japan
   by W. Mark Fruin

9. Varieties of Secrets and Secret Varieties: The Case of Bio-technology
   Susan Wright and David A. Wallace

10. Contributors