Notes
Our thanks to Tom Grunfeld for compiling most of this list, and to Mark Selden for joining us in adding to it. Please note that we have not checked for relevant material in the CCAS Newsletter after it became a separate internal publication, that is, after vol. 1, no. 3 (March 1969). -EDs.
References
- Peck, Jim , Reflections on the Implications of the Vietnam Caucus , Leigh Kagan, “Proposals”; Tom Engelhardt, “Letter to Dean Phelps”; and Mark Selden, “A Call for Professional Soul-Searching”; all in the CCAS Newsletter, vol. 1, no. 1 (May 1968), pp. 2–15.As of vol. 1, no. 4 (May 1969) the CCAS Newsletter was renamed the Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars, although a separate mimeographed internal publication, the CCAS Newsletter,continued to be published for about ten years..
- Selden, Mark , 1968. Toward the Revitalization of Asian Scholarship , An Exchange: The C.I.A. at Harvard”; both in the CCAS Newsletter vol. 1 (no. 2) (1968), pp. pp. 6–12–pp. 6–12, and Jim Peck, John Fairbank, David Riesman, Jon Livingston, and Ezra Vogel.
- Aberle, Kathleen Gough , 1969. Anthropology and the Third World vol. 1 (no. 4) (1969), pp. pp. 4–31–pp. 4–31, Arthur MacEwen, “Pakistan, Economic Change, and Social Scientists”; Noam Chomsky, ‘The Asian Scholar and the American Crisis”; Richard Kagan, “McCarran's Legacy: The Association for Asian Studies”; 0. Edmund Clubb, “McCarthyism and Our Asian Policy”; and Ross Koen, “Two Postscripts to the McCarran Hearings”.
- Peck, James , 1969. The Roots of Rhetoric: The Professional Ideology of America's China Watchers vol. 2 (no. 1) (1969), pp. pp. 59–69–pp. 59–69.
- Peck, James , and Fairbank, John , 1970. An Exchange vol. 2 (no. 3) (1970), pp. pp. 51–70–pp. 51–70.
- Mirsky, Jonathan , and Morrell, Jim , 1970. The Carbondale Caper , The Carbondale Caper: The Sequel vol. 2 (no. 4) (1970), pp. pp. 71–79–pp. 71–79.
- Gardiner, C. Harvey , Layer, Robert , Marr, David , Adams, Nina , Long, Ngo Vinh , Khanh, Huynh Kim , Kolko, Gabriel , Long, Ngo Vinh , Martin, Earl , McCoy, Al , Sheinbaum, Stanley , Ahmad, Eqbal , Waskow, Arthur , Dowd, Douglas , and Douglas, Allen , 1971. Special Issue on the Vietnam Center at SIU [Southern Illinois University]: A Case Study of How AID [the Agency for International Development ] Is Taking Over Vietnamese Studies in the United States vol. 3 (no. 2) (1971), pp. pp. 3–96–pp. 3–96, articles about the SIU Center by; related articles about AID in Vietnam and Thailand; and about universities and counterinsurgency.
- Fair-bank, John , 1971. Special Supplement: Modern China Studies , The American Asian Studies Establishment vol. 3 (3–4) (1971), pp. pp. 91–168–pp. 91–168, articles by the Columbia CCAS; “Comment”; Moss Roberts, “The Structure and Direction of Contemporary China Studies”; and David Horowitz, “Politics and Knowledge: An Unorthodox History of Modern China Studies; summer-fall.
- Nathan, Andrew , and Esherick, Joseph , 1972. Special Section on Imperialism in China , Imperialism's vol. 4 (no. 4) (1972), pp. pp. 2–16–pp. 2–16, Harvard on China: The Apologetics of Imperialism.
- Vogel, Ezra , 1973. The Funding of China Studies, Continued , CCAS resolutions and correspondence vol. 5 (no. 1) (1973), pp. pp. 74–77–pp. 74–77.
- Fairbank, John , Esherick, Joseph , and Young, Marilyn , 1973. Imperialism in China—An Exchange vol. 5 (no. 2) (1973), pp. pp. 32–35–pp. 32–35.
- Baldwin, Frank , 1973. The Jason Project: Academic Freedom and Moral Responsibility vol. 5 (no. 3) (1973), pp. pp. 2–12–pp. 2–12.
- Boardman, Roger , and Friedman, Edward , 1974. Debate on Social Science and the Study of Modern China vol. 6 (no. 2) (1974), pp. pp. 2–26–pp. 2–26, two articles each.
- Payer, Cheryl , 1974. Harvard on China II: Logic, Evidence, and Ideology vol. 6 (no. 2) (1974), pp. pp. 62–68–pp. 62–68.
- 1975. Communication: The Stanford Center in Taipei vol. 7 (no. 4) (1975), pp. pp. 62–63–pp. 62–63.
- Marshall, Jonathan , Kagan, Richard , Thomas, John , and Clubb, Edmund , 1976. The Institute of Pacific Relations: Politics and Polemics , The Institute of Pacific Relations: Asian Scholarship and American Politics vol. 8 (no. 2) (1976), pp. pp. 35–44, 55–56–pp. 35–44, 55–56, The Witness and I; both.
- Allen, Doug , 1976. Universities and the Vietnam War: A Case Study of a Successful vol. 8 (no. 4) (1976), pp. pp. 2–16–pp. 2–16.
- Breslin, Thomas , 1976. Mystifying the Past: Establishment Historians and the Origins of the Pacific War vol. 8 (no. 4) (1976), pp. pp. 18–36–pp. 18–36.
- 1982. Documents on CIA Surveillance of CCAS vol. 14 (no. 3) (1982), pp. pp. 62–63–pp. 62–63.
- Graflin, Dennis , 1983. Orientialism's Attack on Orientalism vol. 15 (no. 3) (1983), pp. pp. 68–71–pp. 68–71.
- Goldstein, Jonathan , 1983. Vietnam Research on Campus: The Summit/Spicerack Controversy at the University of Pennsylvania, 1965–1967 vol. 15 (no. 4) (1983), pp. pp. 26–38–pp. 26–38.
- Bix, Herbert , and Dower, John , 1987. Okubo Genji: A Commitment to International Understanding , Okubo Genji and the Institute of Pacific Relations: The Unfinished Agenda vol. 19 (no. 2) (1987), pp. pp. 2–11–pp. 2–11.
- Allen, Doug , et al. Livingston, John , 1989. Activist Asian Scholars and the Vietnam/Indochina War , The Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars from the Perspective of Past and Present Managing Editors vol. 21 (nos. 2–4) (1989), pp. pp. 112–34, 18–204–pp. 112–34, 18–204, BCAS Editorial Board, “Who We Are in 1989”.
- 1992. Selden, Mark Boyce, James , , , ed. National Security and the Future of Asian Studies . Vol. vol. 24. 1992. pp. 84–97.
- 1992. , , ed. Update on the National Security Act of 1991 . Vol. vol. 24. 1992. pp. 52–53.