Abstract

The theme is exactly what it sounds like: modern-day spies.
The book illustrates the many techniques that spies have for intelligence gathering, surveillance, subversive activities, assassinations, and more. There are more than 300 illustrations!
The book is supervised by Kotaro Ochiai, a professor of Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts at Tokyo University of Technology and a leading expert on espionage research.
The realities of modern espionage can be learned in detail and in a fun way.

Table of Contents
Chapter 1: The Art of Espionage
Tips for spies, means of communication, surveillance, infiltration, sabotage, and assassination
Chapter 2: How to Survive
Self-defense, Self-protection, Survival, Escape
Chapter 3: Tools of espionage
Guns, special weapons, armor, reconnaissance items, vehicles

Author’s Information

Born in Tokyo, Japan in 1962, he left Keio University Graduate School of Law in 1995 with the completion of doctoral course requirements. After working as a full-time lecturer at Tokyo University of Technology and an associate professor at the School of Computer Science, Tokyo University of Technology, he is now a professor at the Interfaculty Initiative in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Tokyo University of Technology. He specializes in security studies and intelligence studies. He is the author of "A Study of CIA Failure" (Bungeishunju) and "Without Intelligence, states would perish - community of information in the world" (Aki Shobo).