"Intelligence agencies may rruceit students before, during, or after studying abroad. Some countries allows students to study abroad and gather foreign business and technological data instead of performing compulsory military service. For example, the Japanese government has ordered someJapanese graduate students in the United States to report on scientific developments or face having their scholarships terminated. China's conduct is perhaps even more brazen. They are suspected of routinely sending visiting scholars, business delegates, and students to the United States in an orchestrated effort to infiltrate companies and eventually bring back valuableinformation and trade secrets to China.59 Predictably, Chinese officials consistently deny charges of economic espionage."Ακούει κανείς; Εμείς τι κάνουμε;
