Soviet Espionage Effort Have Targeted U.S. Research Libraries and Staffs since 1962, FBI Charges in Report.
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| author | Turner, Judith Axler |
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| contents | Soviet Espionage Effort Have Targeted U.S. Research Libraries and Staffs since 1962, FBI Charges in Report. Turner, Judith Axler Ethics Higher Education Information Seeking Information Sources Intellectual Freedom Librarians National Security Public Agencies Research Libraries Users (Information) Soviet intelligence agents have been collecting scientific and technical documents in research libraries to identify emerging technology before its components become classified or restricted. Librarians are also recruited as spies. However, asking librarians to identify suspicious library users would violate ethics and intellectual freedom. (MSE) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
| id | eric_EJ372223 |
| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1988 |
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| spellingShingle | Soviet Espionage Effort Have Targeted U.S. Research Libraries and Staffs since 1962, FBI Charges in Report. Turner, Judith Axler Ethics Higher Education Information Seeking Information Sources Intellectual Freedom Librarians National Security Public Agencies Research Libraries Users (Information) Soviet Espionage Effort Have Targeted U.S. Research Libraries and Staffs since 1962, FBI Charges in Report. Turner, Judith Axler Ethics Higher Education Information Seeking Information Sources Intellectual Freedom Librarians National Security Public Agencies Research Libraries Users (Information) Soviet intelligence agents have been collecting scientific and technical documents in research libraries to identify emerging technology before its components become classified or restricted. Librarians are also recruited as spies. However, asking librarians to identify suspicious library users would violate ethics and intellectual freedom. (MSE) |
| title | Soviet Espionage Effort Have Targeted U.S. Research Libraries and Staffs since 1962, FBI Charges in Report. |
| topic | Ethics Higher Education Information Seeking Information Sources Intellectual Freedom Librarians National Security Public Agencies Research Libraries Users (Information) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ372223 |