Introduction

Background

History

Types of Espionage

Epsionage Methods

Social Impact

References

My P.O.V.

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Laffin, John. Brassey’s Book of Espionage. Brassy’s Publishing, Washington: 1996.

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Schmidt, Karen F. “’Smart Dust’ is way cool.” Us News and World Report (online). Feb. 16, 2004.

Sherr, James. “Cultures of Spying.” The National Interest, Winter 1994 n38, p56(8).

www.fiu.edu/~mizrachs/espionage-society.html. Accessed: 5/2/2005.

Wood, Chris & Branswell, Brenda. “Do You Know Who’s Watching you?: It could be your boss, your government, your spouse, or a sexual creep.” MacLean’s Feb 19, 2001: p18.

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