Compromised Campus: The Collaboration of Universities with the Intelligence Community 1945-1955 by Sigmund Diamond (Emeritus Professor of Sociology and History, Emeritus Professor of Sociology and History, Columbia University)
Compromised Campus looks at role of the FBI in dealing with universities in regard to loyalty matters. As a participant in these events (Diamond was fired from Harvard in the 1950s), the author brings a special immediacy to these questions, and uses the Freedom of Information Act to ferret out instances of FBI illegal activity which has long been covered up.