Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS ix
3. PREFACE xi
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xxv
5. ABBREVIATIONS xxix
6. PART I COLD WAR POLITICAL-ECONOMIC DISCIPLINARY FORMATIONS
7. ONE. POLITICAL ECONOMY AND HISTORY OF AMERICAN COLD WAR INTELLIGENCE 3
8. TWO. WORLD WAR II’S LONG SHADOW 31
9. THREE. REBOOTING PROFESSIONAL ANTHROPOLOGY IN THE POST WAR WORLD 54
10. FOUR. AFTER THE SHOOTING WAR Centers, Committees, Seminars, and Other Cold War Projects 81
11. FIVE. ANTHROPOLOGISTS AND STATE Aid, Debt, and Other Cold War Weapons of the Strong 109
12. INTERMEZZO 137
13. PART II ANTHROPOLOGISTS’ ARTICULATIONS WITH THE NATIONAL SECURITY STATE
14. SIX. COLD WAR ANTHROPOLOGISTS AT THE CIA Careers Confirmed and Suspected 143
15. SEVEN. HOW CIA FUNDING FRONTS SHAPED ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH 165
16. EIGHT. UNWITTING CIA ANTHROPOLOGIST COLLABORATORS MK-Ultra, Human Ecology, and Buying a Piece of Anthropology 195
17. NINE. COLD WAR FIELDWORK WITHIN THE INTELLIGENCE UNIVERSE 221
18. TEN. COLD WAR ANTHROPOLOGICAL COUNTERINSURGENCY DREAMS 248
19. ELEVEN. THE AAA CONFRONTS MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE USES OF DISCIPLINARY KNOWLEDGE 276
20. TWELVE. ANTHROPOLOGICALLY INFORMED COUNTERINSURGENCY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA 301
21. THIRTEEN. ANTHROPOLOGISTS FOR RADICAL POLITICAL ACTION AND REVOLUTION WITHIN THE AAA 323
22. FOURTEEN. UNTANGLING OPEN SECRETS, HIDDEN HISTORIES, OUTRAGE DENIED, AND RECURRENT DUAL USE THEMES 349
23. NOTES 371
24. REFERENCES 397
25. INDEX 433