August 21, 2011
Of WikiLeaks, Security Clearances, and How Both Could Hamper Your Career
The recent release of the fully declassified Pentagon Papers—a mere 40 years after they were originally leaked—inspired hope that it would lead to a thoughtful re-examination of the government's reaction to WikiLeaks. Instead, the government has recently asserted new legal arguments about the WikiLeaks documents that raise potentially troubling questions that the academic community should not ignore.
The government's initial prohibitions on federal employees' accessing the
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