I’ll keep on looking. I bet @bwiedwards might have some ideas on chem sec and academic freedom pre-WWII. maybe @DrBrianBalmer too?https://twitter.com/wellerstein/status/823368247684775936 …
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I think academics spoke about those issues in diff. ways pre WWII. Have you seen: https://www.jstor.org/stable/2079180?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents …
right. I don't recall many discussions of secrecy in that context.
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I recall discussions about keeping scientists out of the military + owning their ideas in WWI, but not freedom as such. Sorry!
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There are lots of issues re: ownership, esp. for inventions (tech) in WWI period. Patent secrecy for example.
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Yes. Period trade journals discuss this issue in detail. Diff language but perhaps relevant to post WWII debates?
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