Spies in Suits: New Crimes of the Information Age from the United States and Canadian Perspectives

The rapid growth of computing and communications technologies (collectively known as 'information technologies') and the increasing global nature of commerce and business have caused an increase in technologically sophisticated criminal activity as well as international economic espionage....

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Published in:Information & communications technology law 2001-06, Vol.10 (2), p.139-166
Main Authors: Macodrum, Donald, Nasheri, Hedieh, O'Hearn, Timothy J.
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