The Search for the "Manchurian Candidate"
by John Marks
A documented investigation into CIA-funded mind-control research, revealing the origins, methods, and ethical consequences of secret behavioral experiments conducted during the Cold War.
About This Book
This book examines documented efforts by U.S. intelligence agencies to develop techniques for behavioral control during the Cold War era.
It draws on declassified documents and interviews to trace the origins and scope of government-funded psychological research programs.
The narrative highlights the ethical questions raised by these experiments and their long-term impact on public trust in scientific institutions.
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