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Spooks, Drones and Crooks: The New Global Espionage (World Politics Review Features)

Spooks, Drones and Crooks: The New Global Espionage (World Politics Review Features)

World Politics Review
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Since the end of the Cold War, new actors and new methods have changed the nature of global espionage. In the U.S., the attacks of Sept. 11 led to a resurgence in the CIA's use of paramilitary "spy commandos" whose usefulness must now be re-examined. Meanwhile, the end of Cold War tensions has not been accompanied by a truce among the world's intelligence services, and in some ways has made their jobs easier. And the shift in data storage to online networks has facilitated the practice of economic espionage as well as the damage it can cause.
Language
English
Pages
29
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
World Politics Review
Release
June 04, 2012

Spooks, Drones and Crooks: The New Global Espionage (World Politics Review Features)

World Politics Review
2/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Since the end of the Cold War, new actors and new methods have changed the nature of global espionage. In the U.S., the attacks of Sept. 11 led to a resurgence in the CIA's use of paramilitary "spy commandos" whose usefulness must now be re-examined. Meanwhile, the end of Cold War tensions has not been accompanied by a truce among the world's intelligence services, and in some ways has made their jobs easier. And the shift in data storage to online networks has facilitated the practice of economic espionage as well as the damage it can cause.
Language
English
Pages
29
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
World Politics Review
Release
June 04, 2012

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