Under Assault Interference and Espionage in China’s Secret War Against Canada Used Hardcover Reference Book

Under Assault: Interference and Espionage in China’s Secret War Against Canada is a comprehensive reference volume examining the methods and scope of covert activities carried out by China within Canadian borders. This used hardcover book provides a detailed analysis of espionage operations, political interference, and intelligence strategies, offering insights into how these actions impact Canada’s national security and democratic institutions. Drawing from official reports, case studies, and expert commentary, the text contextualizes contemporary developments within a broader international framework of intelligence and counterintelligence. The work explores policy responses and the challenges faced by Canadian authorities in countering foreign influence. Suitable for researchers, historians, and those interested in intelligence studies, this book serves as a factual resource on security and statecraft in the 21st century. The hardcover format ensures durability for reference use, and its systematic approach makes it a practical addition to military history and intelligence collections.  Total of 328 pages.