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Secret power: New Zealand's role in the international spy network

By:

HAGER Nicky

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Nelson, New Zealand: Craig Potton Publishing, 1996Description: 299pISBN:

0908802358 (pbk.)

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Summary: Describes in detail New Zealand's Government Communications Security Board and its role in the multinational UKUSA communications espionage system including a number of references to ECHELON. The book argues that the demands of the international intelligence network have been put ahead of New Zealand's own national interests, and suggests that New Zealand should leave the alliance.

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Book	Pusat Pendidikan Sekuriti On-Shelf	327.1293 HAG (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		0002142

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Describes in detail New Zealand's Government Communications Security Board and its role in the multinational UKUSA communications espionage system including a number of references to ECHELON. The book argues that the demands of the international intelligence network have been put ahead of New Zealand's own national interests, and suggests that New Zealand should leave the alliance.

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