Spy Schools: How the CIA, FBI, and Foreign Intelligence Secretly Exploit America's Universities
Daniel Golden investigates the covert connections between America’s universities and the world of intelligence. Focusing on the CIA, FBI, and foreign intelligence services, Spy Schools explores how academic institutions become settings for secrecy, recruitment, and national-security activity, raising challenging questions about openness, trust, and the purpose of higher education.
About This Book
Spy Schools examines the secret relationships between America’s universities and intelligence organizations.
Daniel Golden focuses on the CIA, FBI, and foreign intelligence services, exploring how they engage with academic institutions.
The book considers the tension between higher education’s open environment and the confidential demands of espionage.
It offers a probing account of the hidden connections between universities, national security, and intelligence operations.
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