Espionage, Terrorism and Subversion in an Industrial Society - An examination and philosophy of defence for management

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Author's Preface to the Second Edition. Acknowledgments. Introduction. THE ATTACK. 1. A General Survey of Industrial Espionage. 2. The Parent Art--Intelligence. 3. Espionage. 4. Subversion and Sabotage. 5. The English Way of Industrial Espionage. 6. Industrial Espionage--The Contemporary Scene. 7. Industrial Espionage--Techniques and Aids. 8. Terrorism--The Contemporary Scene. 9. The Female Terrorist and Terrorist Gangs. THE ARENA. 10. The Acutely Anomic Society. THE DEFENCE. 11. The Science of Security--Part I: The Survival Discipline. 12. The Science of Security--Part II: A Technology for Today. 13. The Communal Task of the Manager. 14. Intelligence as a Management Aid. 15 Principles of Defence. 16. Management's Defence System--Part I: Protection of Premises and Detection. 17. Management's Defence System--Part II: Personal. 18. Mangement's Defence System--Part III: Protection of People. 19. Conclusion. Bibliography. Appendices. A. The Nature of Competitive Information. B. Hiring a Competitor's Employee. C. How to Hire and Use a 'Special' Investigator. D. Cost of Competitive Information. E. The Case of the Electrical Trades Union. F. The Seamen's Strike 1966. G. The Scamp Report on the Motor Industry & Subversion in the Amalgamated Engineering Union. H. Early Security Organisation. I. Defoe’s Scheme for General Intelligence. J. Graphology as an Aid to Personnel Selection. K. Historic Examples of Espionage and Intelligence. L. The Wade System of Gradation of Sources of Information. Index.