... participants in Camelot to have their say on all of the questions raised. This reviewer finds the collective portrait of the participants somewhat pallid. If some of the leading social scientists were involved in the Project, if they committed grave offenses, and if there should be academic censoring...

..., “Hemispheric Relations in the Light of Castro,” is substantially modified. A new Chapter 9, “American Academic Ethics and Social Research Abroad,” is powerfully written, with controlled passion, concerning the consequences to future research arising out of the “Project Camelot” affair. (To this could now...

... questions of the same people, the Machiavellian antics of Project Camelot, and the undoubted impact of social science research upon its subjects are all tending to reduce the boundless cordiality of the Brazilians. Americans will have to devise new ways of engaging the cooperation of Brazilian scholars...

... better guidance from their professors when they pick dissertation topics. It seems extremely unlikely, for example, that, under present conditions, an American could make a study of the role of the military in Argentine or Brazilian politics. The fallout from Camelot has made research difficult in many...

... the economics of labor, he strongly emphasizes its cheapness in contrast with the cost of capital and never once mentions labor unions! (The Office of Naval Research will not get involved in a “Project Camelot”.) Particularly noteworthy are discussions of the encomienda and mine labor, the importance of copper...

....” It was the boys from Camelot who missed when they grabbed for the gold ring of Latin American development, Rabe tells us, and they failed primarily because their perceptions were distorted and their judgment was impaired by an overzealous anticommunism. Contributing to the failure was the era’s unquestioned...

... Federation of Chile: 50 Years of Political Action.” Most, if not all, of Myron Glazer’s contribution appeared as articles in English or Spanish between 1966 and 1968. Their usefulness is greatly enhanced in the present form. This book is a successful merger of two pre-Camelot doctoral dissertations...

... for an otoño andino . Usually such efforts were viewed as a personal hobby; only when the Camelot scandal loomed threateningly, did the American Anthropological Association set up a committee on relations with our colleagues in the hemisphere, with Gonzalo Aguirre Beltrán and myself as co-chairmen. Our...

... Camelot’s Best-Laid Plans: Perspectives on the Alliance for Progress in Latin America This session comprised three papers, each of which was the result of considerable primary research. All presented original theses and perspectives on the Alliance for Progress. Sara P. Stratton (York University...