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Information warfare: can the concept be applied to the war-on-drugs? / Hank Prunckun

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In: Australian Defence Force Journal No 169, 2005, pp.52-62 (F7)Summary: Given that illegal drugs are now a global concern this article considers whether and how the military concept of information warfare could be adapted to attack the problem. The discussion is centred on heroine trafficking in Australia but has much wider potential application.

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Given that illegal drugs are now a global concern this article considers whether and how the military concept of information warfare could be adapted to attack the problem. The discussion is centred on heroine trafficking in Australia but has much wider potential application.

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