East Asian intelligence and organised crime

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• Stephan Blancke

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• Autres manuels scolaires
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More than twenty global experts delve into the enigmatic and dynamic landscape of intelligence and organized crime in East Asia. This collective of scientists, journalists, and practitioners examines the factors driving current developments and anticipates future challenges, not only for East Asia but also for Western intelligence and law enforcement agencies. The region is crucial for both economic and strategic security, with insights from nearly 20 international specialists providing a contemporary understanding of the security and intelligence landscape. The focus extends to cybercrime and organized crime, which significantly affect Europe. These expert analyses enhance our comprehension of security structures, policies, and the mindsets of those who challenge them within and beyond China, Japan, Mongolia, and the Koreas. The book offers in-depth perspectives on the intelligence communities and organized crime networks of East Asia's key nations. While some aspects of China and Japan's security frameworks are known, Mongolia and North Korea have largely remained obscure—until now. The current studies presented by a diverse array of respected authors and scholars are both fascinating and informative, exploring politically sensitive topics surrounding intelligence agencies and serious organized crime in East Asia.

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• Année de publication: 2015
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