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Cyber kleptomaniacs : why China steals our secrets / John Lee.

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LEE John

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CHINA -- CYBER CRIME

In: World Affairs Sep-Oct 2013, pp. 73-79 (55)Summary: The United States believes that China is deliberately hacking computers to steal American commercial information, a topic that was raised at the 2013 Shangri-La meeting. This article suggests reasons why this is happening, among them being the structure of China's economy and a focus on second generation innovation.

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The United States believes that China is deliberately hacking computers to steal American commercial information, a topic that was raised at the 2013 Shangri-La meeting. This article suggests reasons why this is happening, among them being the structure of China's economy and a focus on second generation innovation.

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