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UK: New Statesman article on Private espionage

01 August 2008

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PRIVATE SECURITY: The new spies by Stephen Armstrong (New Statesman, link) When the Cold War ended, it didn't spell curtains for the secret agent. Private espionage is a booming industry and environmental protest groups are its prime target.

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