Author

Publication

1996 - Craig Potton Publishing, Nelson, New Zealand

Language

English

Word Count

74,750 words, Guess

Page Count

299 pages

Identifiers

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Classifications

  • LCCJQ5829.I6 H34 1996

Alternate Titles

  • New Zealand's role in the international spy network

Description

“The most detailed and up-to-date account of the work of any signals intelligence agency in existence… a masterpiece of investigative reporting.” The book contains the first detailed account of the world-wide electronic surveillance system called Echelon, which is used to spy on international communications including e-mails and phone calls. These revelations have been repeated in hundreds of articles, documentaries and movies, and prompted for a year-long European parliament inquiry. The book gives an inside look at New Zealand’s largest intelligence agency and its part in a US-British-Canadian-Australia-New Zealand intelligence alliance, information that helps us understand the workings of all five allied agencies. — Author

Subjects

Topics

Intelligence serviceElectronic intelligenceElectronic intelligence.International cooperationIntelligence service -- New Zealand.Intelligence service -- International cooperation.New Zealand. Government Communications Security Bureau

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