Secrecy and national security whistleblowing

Social Research

Volumn 77, Issue 3, 2010, Pages 773-804

  Ellsberg, Daniel ^a  

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2. Edgar, Harold, and Benno C. Schmidt, Jr. "Curtiss-Wright Comes Home: Executive Power and National Security Secrecy." Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review 21:2 (1986): 349-408.
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4. Ellsberg, Daniel "Are Secrecy Oaths a License to Lie?" Harvard International Review 26:2 (2004).
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6. National Security Archive. Electronic Briefing Book #132. "Tonkin Gulf Intelligence 'Skewed' According to Official History and Intercepts" .
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8. Nimmer, Melville B. "National Security Secrets v. Free Speech: The Issues Left Undecided in the Ellsberg Case." Stanford Law Review 26:2 (1974): 311-333.