Abstract
This is the second part of a two-part article by David Price examining how research on stress under Human Ecology Fund sponsorship found its way into the CIA 's Kubark interrogation manual (for Part 1 see our June issue). This issue of ANTHROPOLOGY TODAY also features a short comment by Roberto Gonzalez on the use of Ralph Patai's The Arab mind in training interrogators who worked in Iraq, including at Abu Ghraib (p. 23). See also news, p. 28, for a pledge initiated by the Network of Concerned Anthropologists in response to anthropologists ' concerns around this issue.
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