There is no doubt that the triads have become recognized as a sophisticated and international criminal force and, following the handover of Hong Kong to China, there have been increasing fears that their influence will spread to the West through emigration. This book investigates the reality behind the myth with a study of the Hong Kong triads, generally regarded as the headquarters of triad societies throughout the world. Yiu Kong Chu examines their origins, their organized extortion from legitimate businesses large and small, and their more recent moves into illegal activities such as drug trafficking, human smuggling and gambling. Contrary to the popular belief that Hong Kong triads are replacing the Italian Mafia as the most powerful...
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...
Negotiating access to participants presents challenges for researchers of organised crime. Issues in...
A triad society is a well-established, cohesive branch of Chinese criminal organizations focally aim...
This paper reports on triad activities in Hong Kong from 1997 to 2004. In opposition to the popular ...
Since the liberalization of the immigration laws in 1965, the once tranquil Chinatowns in the United...
April 2005 The criminal activities of the Chinese triads have long been known to stimulate the imagi...
On 3 October 2014, peaceful pro-democracy protestors were attacked by thugs in Mong Kok, a working-c...
The international media has traditionally reported on the triad secret societies in terms of a mythi...
There is an increasing trend towards 'mainlandisation' of criminal activities by triads based in Hon...
The Chinese criminal underworld is evolving along two paths: structural and territorial-based triads...
Ten years after Hong Kong's retrocession to China, the traditional Triads, in partnership with other...
Overview In its most common form, the collective term triad refers to underground criminal fraternit...
Utilising individual interviews and focus group discussions, primarily from two Chinese cities, The ...
One way to tackle triad societies is through effective legislation. The present article first descri...
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...
Negotiating access to participants presents challenges for researchers of organised crime. Issues in...
A triad society is a well-established, cohesive branch of Chinese criminal organizations focally aim...
This paper reports on triad activities in Hong Kong from 1997 to 2004. In opposition to the popular ...
Since the liberalization of the immigration laws in 1965, the once tranquil Chinatowns in the United...
April 2005 The criminal activities of the Chinese triads have long been known to stimulate the imagi...
On 3 October 2014, peaceful pro-democracy protestors were attacked by thugs in Mong Kok, a working-c...
The international media has traditionally reported on the triad secret societies in terms of a mythi...
There is an increasing trend towards 'mainlandisation' of criminal activities by triads based in Hon...
The Chinese criminal underworld is evolving along two paths: structural and territorial-based triads...
Ten years after Hong Kong's retrocession to China, the traditional Triads, in partnership with other...
Overview In its most common form, the collective term triad refers to underground criminal fraternit...
Utilising individual interviews and focus group discussions, primarily from two Chinese cities, The ...
One way to tackle triad societies is through effective legislation. The present article first descri...
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...
Negotiating access to participants presents challenges for researchers of organised crime. Issues in...