The Cold War and Academic Governance: The Lattimore Case at Johns Hopkins Book

	Illustrations
	Preface and Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
1	Lattimore's Views and the Question of His Loyalty	9
2	Pursuit by the Moral Entrepreneurs	41
3	The Outcry for Sanctions	59
4	The Response from Johns Hopkins	99
5	Inaction, Reaction, and Action	129
6	Restoration and Leave-Taking	165
7	Implications: On University Governance	207
	Appendix A: Inquiry into Lattimore's Loyalty: Chronology of Main Events, 1950-55	237
	Appendix B: Owen Lattimore's Comments on Senator McCarthy before the Tydings Committee	239
	Appendix C: Testimony of General Barmine, Head of the Russian Department of the Voice of America and a Former Officer in the Russian Army	243
	Appendix D: Testimony of Harvey M. Matusow, Staff Member of the Ohio Un-American Activities Commission, and Former Communist Party Member	247
	Appendix E: Senator McCarthy's Principal Evidence against Lattimore	251
	Appendix F: TIME, 1950: Investigations: "A Fool or a Knave"	255
	Appendix G: TIME, 1952: Investigations: "Absent-Minded Professor?"	259
	Appendix H: Examples of Letters Critical of Lattimore	263
	Appendix I: Examples Showing How News of the Korean War Affected Content of Letters	265
	Appendix J: Excerpt from a Speech by Senator Pat McCarran Tying Owen Lattimore to the Communist Conspiracy	269
	Appendix K: Digest of the Minutes of the Board of Trustees and the Board of Trustees Executive Committee, the Johns Hopkins University, 1952-55	273
	Notes	279
	Index	313