10. UNFIT TO PRINT: The Press and the Contragate Whistleblowers

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
4. INTRODUCTION 1
5. 1. THE PARADOX OF NATIONAL SECURITY WHISTLEBLOWING: Locating and Framing a History of the Phenomenon 9
6. 2. FROM CENSORSHIP TO CLASSIFICATION: The Evolution of the Espionage Act 45
7. 3. THE DEVIL’S ADVOCATE: Leonard B. Boudin, Civil Liberties, and the Legal Defense of Whistleblowing 69
8. 4. CELEBRITY HERO: Daniel Ellsberg and the Forging of Whistleblower Masculinity 95
9. 5. THE RISE AND FALL OF ANTI- IMPERIAL WHISTLEBLOWING IN THE LONG 1970S 123
10. 6. WINTER SOLDIERS OF THE DARK SIDE: CIA Whistleblowers and National Security Dissent 153
11. 7. FROM THE MUNDANE TO THE ABSURD: The Advent and Evolution of Prepublication Review 187
12. 8. THE PUBLIC SPHERE HERO: Representations of Whistleblowing in U.S. Culture 213
13. 9. CREATING UNCERTAINTY, CASTING DOUBT: U.S. Intelligence Leaks from Reform to Spyware for Sale 243
14. 10. UNFIT TO PRINT: The Press and the Contragate Whistleblowers 271
15. 11. THE CHALLENGE OF JOURNALISM AND THE TRUTH IN OUR TIMES: James Risen, Judith Miller, and National Security Reporting 297
16. CODA: Edward Snowden, National Security Whistleblowing, and Civil Disobedience 327
17. CONCLUSION 339
18. FURTHER READING 349
19. CONTRIBUTORS 359
20. INDEX 363