Forwarded from another list.. --radman ============================== MODERATOR'S Note (Mike Dravis): For an excellent source on this topic, see Joan M. Jensen, ARMY SURVEILLANCE IN AMERICA, 1775-1980 (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1991). ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "suerosenfeld" <suerosenfeld@email.msn.com> Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2000 23:56:42 -0400 Subject: domestic intelligence I will be teaching a course in domestic intelligence -- more specifically, US Federal government surveillance of American dissenters in the 20th century. (I'm also writing a book on the subject although the book starts in 1946). Students will be upper level undergrads and graduate students, no prerequisites. Course is in history department but cross referenced to political science, legal studies and law school. First and fourth amendment questions will be emphasized. I would be interested in any suggestions for readings -- no more than 150 or so pages a week for undergraduates, probably fewer. Also would be interested in other syllabi. Thanks. Susan Rosenfeld, Ph.D. "suerosenfeld" <suerosenfeld@email.msn.com> Wayne State University **********
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