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Security & intelligence - new material (5)

01 December 1994

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The evolution of the Canadian intelligence establishment 1945- 1950 Scott Anderson. Intelligence & National Security 9(3):448- 471 1994.

Democracy dictatorship and the regulation of arms exports: the UK and Iraq Davina Miller. Intelligence & National Security 9(3):536-543 1994. This is an extended review of four books that deal with the Matrix-Churchill affair.

Bargain basement bugging Paul Beaumont. Police Review pp26-27m 29.7.94. On the ease with which "secret surveillance and electronic eavesdropping" can be carried out.

The Dirty Business of Economic Spies: Erich Schmidt-Eenboom and Jo Angerer have published a new book "Die schmutzigen Gesch„fte der Wirtschaftsspione" (The Dirty Business of Economic Spies). Dusseldorf etc: Econ Verlag 351 pp ISBN 3-430-18007-4 DM 48 - . The book is on the role of state intelligence agencies in economic intelligence and espionage. It has chapters on Japan, the BND (German criminal intelligence) France satellites US economic intelligence a 9-page "portrait" of Woolsey CIA front companies the Clipper debate the KGB and its offspring and the covert relations between intelligence communities and business.

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