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This really sounds more like a University club to keep people loyal to the government back-home, rather than an espionage operation.
by confounded 8y ago
This really sounds more like a University club to keep people loyal to the government back-home, rather than an espionage operation.
- alehul 8y agoAre they mutually exclusive, though? A 'loyalty club' can lead to some types of espionage, especially in an academic setting where the club members have access to some of the brightest minds in America and the research they're working on.
- gizmo686 8y agoResearch whose primary purpose is typically to get published. I have a hard time calling it espionage if you could get the same info from a JSTOR subscription, or emailing the reaserchers to talk about their work.