The Asian Crime Century
Martin PurbrickThe Asian Crime Century charts the history of organised crime from Asia as the economy of the region expands, and explains how crime from Asia has an impact on the rest of the world.
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Exporting National Security - A Report of Chinese Overseas Security Intelligence
Source: Alamy. Container ship with sign displaying "Celebrating the new national security law" Victoria harbor, Hong Kong, China.
The conviction today in the High Court at the Old Bailey in London of two men on a charge of assisting a fore...
The Luen Ying She triad – Society of United Heroes criminal history
One of the older and durable triad societies in Hong Kong has been the Luen Ying She (聯英社), often known in Cantonese as “Old Luen” (老聯). Although far less well known than the larger and more notorious triad societies, by the early twenty-fi...
The Dubai-India Crime Corridor
In January this year, the Enforcement Directorate in India continued seizures of assets from Gagan Gupta, an Indian businessman under investigation in connection with alleged money laundering and hawala linked to illegal betting in India. T...
The Macau Model - Chinese Organised Crime and the Mobile Capital Circulation System
In the past decade the impact of the expansion of Chinese organised crime has had an increasing impact on countries around the world. Although Chinese organised crime is more well recognised, the model for this expansion requires definition...
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT F.W. SHAFTAIN AND THE TRIAD PLOT TO MASSACRE EUROPEANS IN HONG KONG
‘Our Frankie Shaftain’ is the officer in the front row wearing glasses
Asian Affairs, which is the journal of the Royal Society for Asian Affairs, has kindly published the article on ‘Our Frankie Shaftain’ and his role in the triad plot to...
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Martin Purbrick is a consultant, analyst and writer. He is an expert on corruption and organised crime in Asia, in particular Chinese criminal gangs and Triad societies.
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