April 2005 The criminal activities of the Chinese triads have long been known to stimulate the imagination of and provide themes for film producers, fiction writers, and sometimes even the authors of serious journalistic studies. However, attempting a more systematic approach has, until now, barely aroused interest among researchers. The triads have been talked about with renewed interest once again in South-East Asia for almost two decades now, as they were at the end of the 19th century and..
In most Southeast Asian countries, the members of the Chinese Diaspora have secured important positi...
The account of Chinese secret societies in Singapore is a rich but shrouded history. Common portraya...
This study investigates the range of possible interpretations and characteristic features of triad d...
The international media has traditionally reported on the triad secret societies in terms of a mythi...
Overview In its most common form, the collective term triad refers to underground criminal fraternit...
A triad society is a well-established, cohesive branch of Chinese criminal organizations focally aim...
There is no doubt that the triads have become recognized as a sophisticated and international crimin...
This paper reports on triad activities in Hong Kong from 1997 to 2004. In opposition to the popular ...
Negotiating access to participants presents challenges for researchers of organised crime. Issues in...
There is an increasing trend towards 'mainlandisation' of criminal activities by triads based in Hon...
Since the liberalization of the immigration laws in 1965, the once tranquil Chinatowns in the United...
Ten years after Hong Kong's retrocession to China, the traditional Triads, in partnership with other...
An Ethnographic Study of the Triad Mentality in Hong Kong In the literature on triad societies in A...
This study provides an overview of the first systematic research on triad-related homicide in a Chin...
author: Arnaud Leveau. ISBN: 978-974-7709-40-7. Free download in: http://www.irasec.com/component/ir...
In most Southeast Asian countries, the members of the Chinese Diaspora have secured important positi...
The account of Chinese secret societies in Singapore is a rich but shrouded history. Common portraya...
This study investigates the range of possible interpretations and characteristic features of triad d...
The international media has traditionally reported on the triad secret societies in terms of a mythi...
Overview In its most common form, the collective term triad refers to underground criminal fraternit...
A triad society is a well-established, cohesive branch of Chinese criminal organizations focally aim...
There is no doubt that the triads have become recognized as a sophisticated and international crimin...
This paper reports on triad activities in Hong Kong from 1997 to 2004. In opposition to the popular ...
Negotiating access to participants presents challenges for researchers of organised crime. Issues in...
There is an increasing trend towards 'mainlandisation' of criminal activities by triads based in Hon...
Since the liberalization of the immigration laws in 1965, the once tranquil Chinatowns in the United...
Ten years after Hong Kong's retrocession to China, the traditional Triads, in partnership with other...
An Ethnographic Study of the Triad Mentality in Hong Kong In the literature on triad societies in A...
This study provides an overview of the first systematic research on triad-related homicide in a Chin...
author: Arnaud Leveau. ISBN: 978-974-7709-40-7. Free download in: http://www.irasec.com/component/ir...
In most Southeast Asian countries, the members of the Chinese Diaspora have secured important positi...
The account of Chinese secret societies in Singapore is a rich but shrouded history. Common portraya...
This study investigates the range of possible interpretations and characteristic features of triad d...