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100 1 $aRoper, C. A.$q(Carl A.)
245 10 $aTrade secret theft, industrial espionage, and the China threat /$cCarl Roper.
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520 $a"Although every country seeks out information on other nations, China is the leading threat when it comes to the theft of intellectual assets, including inventions, patents, and R & D secrets. This book provides an overview of economic espionage as practiced by a range of nations from around the world--focusing on the mass scale in which information is being taken for China's growth and development."--Slightly edited summary from book
505 0 $a1. China : the red dragon of economic espionage -- 2. We are not alone : economic espionage and the world -- 3. The backgroud of economic espionage -- 4. PRC acquisition of US technology : an overview and short history -- 5. Chinese product piracy and counterfeiting -- 6. Who, what, and how China targets -- 7. The China spy guide and open-source information -- 8. The intelligence cycle and collection effort -- 9. Corporate rivals -- 10. Sources of information -- 11. The economics espionage act -- 12. The U.S. response to economic espionage -- 13. The DOD view of IP theft : a trend analysis of reporting on foreign targeting of US technologies -- 14. Intellectual property rights : patents, copyrights, and trade secrets -- 15. Internet exploitation : the web, your computer, your IT system -- 16. Protecting your data -- 17. Source documents and other resources.
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