Secrecy and knowledge production
By: [edited by] Judith Reppy.
Contributors: Reppy, Judith, 1937-
Series: Occasional papers / Cornell University Peace Studies Program ;; no. 23; Occasional paper (Cornell University. Peace Studies Program) ;; no. 23.
Publisher: Cornell University Peace Studies Program
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Ithaca, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 135
Subjects: Official secrets.; Secrecy.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"October 1999."
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Table of contents: title: Secrecy and science revisited : from politics to historical practice and back -- Michael Aaron Dennis; title: Government secrecy and knowledge production : a survey of some general issues -- Steven Aftergood; title: The role of government in the production and control of scientific and technical knowledge -- Francis B. Kapper; title: Through a shutter darkly : the tangled relationships between civilian, military and intelligence remote sensing in the early U.S. space program -- John G. Cloud and Keith C. Clarke; title: Secrecy, authorship and nuclear weapons scientists -- Hugh Gusterson; title: Learning to keep secrets : the military and a high-tech company -- Alec Shuldiner; title: Good fences make good neighbors : cooperation between firms and property rights in Japan -- W. Mark Fruin; title: Varieties of secrets and secret varieties : the case of biotechnology --; title: Learning to keep secrets : the military and a high-tech company -- Alec Shuldiner; title: Good fences make good neighbors : cooperation between firms and property rights in Japan -- W. Mark Fruin; title: Varieties of secrets and secret varieties : the case of biotechnology.