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Since its inception, Project Camelot has become a leader in the area of whistleblower testimony by providing filmed interviews, shot guerrilla style, on location, with key witnesses and researchers from all around the world.
Project Camelot was the code name of a counterinsurgency study begun by the United States Army in 1964. The full name of the project was Methods for Predicting and Influencing Social Change and Internal War Potential. [1]
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Project Camelot: A mid-1960s US Army-sponsored behavioral science research project about the revolutionary process and counterinsurgency measures. Keywords.
Project Camelot, a military-sponsored, social science study of revolution, was cancelled in 1965 amidst international and national discussion about the study's political implications.
PROJECT CAMELOT. 62,218 likes · 146 talking about this. Project Camelot's purpose is to provide a vehicle for researchers and 'whistleblowers' to get their stories out....
Project Camelot, a mammoth six million dollar counterinsurgency project, was a creation of the Army's Special Operations Research Office (SORO) centered at American University, Washington, D.C. Its aim was to test a general systems approach to predicting and influencing instability in several Latin American countries.
Article explains that Project Camelot was a project for measuring and forecasting the causes of revolutions and insurgency in underdeveloped areas of the world. It also aimed to find ways of eliminating the causes, or coping with the revolutions and insurgencies.
Project Camelot, a 1960s military-sponsored study of the revolutionary process, had a curiously brief existence, yet it also left an important legacy. Camelot's projected cost of six million US dollars would have made it the largest social science project in US history, but international complaints
Project Camelot was an ambitious study-project that almost came into existence in late 1964. However, on July 8th, 1965, the program was cancelled by the Secretary of Defense of the United States due to a 35-year-old whistleblower who had recently founded the first academic institute for peace research at the University of Oslo.
