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Some Observations on the Investigation of Crimes Involving Vietnamese Suspects. William L. Cassidy Intelligence Studies Foundation, Inc. 1984 Cassidy’s Guide to Vietnamese Telegraphic Spellings William L. Cassidy 1995
Vietnamese Identification Investigations William L. Cassidy - 1995
Vietnamese Criminal Deportation Cases Under the Immigration Act of 1990 1994-1995 Edition, William L. Cassidy 1995
Southern Viet-Nam’s Criminal Traditions An Occasional Paper of the International Association of Asian Crime Investigators William L. Cassidy 1991
Nomadic Vietnamese Armed Robbery: The Fundamentals of Nomadic Vietnamese Residential Armed Robbery Investigation An Occasional Paper of the International Association of Asian Crime Investigators William L. Cassidy 1991
Vietnamese Criminal Investigations in the Post-Normanlization Era An Occasional Paper of the International Association of Asian Crime Investigators William L. Cassidy 1991
Transcript of Proceedings: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Hearing on S. 747, Vietnamese Currency Transfer Legislation United States Senate. June 20, 1984
Record of Hearing III: President's Commission on Organized Crime October 23 - 25, 1984
The Chinese Mafia Fenton Bresler Stein & Day, 1980
Year of the Dragon ( fiction ) Robert Daley Simon & Schuster, 1981
Ho Chi Minh on Revolution Edited by: Bernard Fall Frederick A. Praaeger, Inc. 1967
The Revolution in Southeast Asia Victor Purcell Thames & Hudson, London 1962
Dragons and Tigers James R. Badey Palmer Enterprises 1988
Yakuza: The Explosive Account of Japan's Criminal Underworld David E. Kaplan and Alec Dubro Addison - Wesley Publishing Co., 1986
Fires of the Dragon David E. Kaplan Atheneum, N.Y. - 1992
The Art of War Sun Tzu Edited by: James Clavell Delacorte Press, N.Y. 1983
Sun Tzu's Art of War: The Modern Chinese Interpretation General Tao Hanzhang Translated by: Yuan Shibang Sterling Publishing Co., Inc. New York 1987
Tong War Eng Ying Gong and Bruce Grant Nicholas L. Brown, New York 1930
Asian Gangs, Training Information Master Officer M. L. Martin, Asian Service Unit Garden Grove (CA) Police Department Confidential Information for Law Enforcement Use Only
A Bright, Shining Lie : John Paul Vann & America in Vietnam Neil Sheehan Random House 1988
VIET CONG: The Organization and Techniques of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam Douglas Pike The M. I. T. Press 1966
Area Handbook for Vietnam DA Pam No. 550-40 U.S. Government Printing Office 1962
Warlords of Crime Gerald L. Posner McGraw-Hill 1988
Triad Societies in Hong Kong W. P. Morgan Government Press - Hong Kong, 1960 - 3rd printing 1989
Chinese Subculture and Criminality Ko-lin Chin Greenwood Press 1990
Chinatown Gangs: Extortion, Enterprise & Ethnicity Ko-lin Chin Oxford University Press, 1996
Human Snakes: Illegal Chinese Immigrants in the United States A final report submitted to the National Science Foundation for the Research Project entitled “Illegal Chinese Immigration in the United States” Ko-lin Chin School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers University, 1997
The New Chinatown Peter Kwong The Noonday Press 1987
China Boy (fiction) Gus Lee Dutton 1991
Honor and Duty (fiction) Gus Lee Alfred A. Knopf 1994
Indochina Chronology A Quarterly Publication of the Institute of East Asian Studies Dr. Douglas Pike, Editor University of California Berkeley, CA 94720
The Adjustment Experience of Chinese Immigrant Children in New York City Betty Lee Sung, Center for Migration Studies, N. Y., 1987
Double Ten Carl Glick Whittlesey House-McGraw Hill 1945
A Travelers Guide to Chinese History Madge Huntington Henry Holt & Co. 1986
The Japanese Mind Robert C. Christopher FawcettColumbine 1983
In the Jaws of History Bui Diem & David Chanoff Houghton Mifflin Company 1987
ASIAN ORGANIZED CRIME: Hearing before the Permanent Subcommittee of Investigations of the Committee on Governmental Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Second Congress, First Session - October 3, November 5-6, 1991. Printed for the Committee on Governmental Affairs, U.S. Government Printing Office
Vietnamese and Thai Names- Law Enforcement Considerations Distinguishing Between Vietnamese and Chinese Names Two Publications by: U.S. Department of the Treasury Financial Crimes Enforcement Network - 1992 Arlington, VA 22203
The Asian Mind Game Chun-Ning Chu Rawson Associates 1991
Chinatown, A Portrait of a Closed Society Gwen Kinkead Harper Collins Publishers 1992
Vietnamese Gangs: Identity and Discourse in “Little Saigon” Ahrin Mishan A Thesis presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School, University of California in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Master of Visual Anthropology, 1993
Asian Gambling (monograph) Special Agent II Dale Zlock Washington State Gambling Commission Tacoma Mall Office Bldg. 4301 So. Pine, Suite 307 Tacoma, WA 98409
Why Viet - Nam? Archimedes L.A. Patti University of California Press 1980
The Zen Teaching of Huang Po Translated by John Blofeld Shambala 1994
The Hatchet Men Richard H. Dillon Comstock Editions, Inc. 1977
We Were Soldiers Once ... And Young Lt. Gen. Harold G. Moore (Ret.) and Joseph Galloway Random House 1992
China Wakes Nicholas D. Kristof & Sheryl Wudunn Times Books - Random House 1994
Novel Without a Name Duong Thu Huong William Morrow & Company, Inc., 1995
Tactics and Mindsets: A Source Book on Asian Crime and Culture Dr. Douglas D. Daye, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, 1996
Triad Source Debriefing Aid George Harkin D.E.A., 1997 - For Official Use Only
Chinese Playground: A Memoir Bill Lee Rhapsody Press, San Francisco, CA 1999
Distorted Mirror Jack Willoughby, Ken Sanz, Pete Francisco S, M&C Sciences, Inc. 2001 |
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As a service to IAACI members, Onomastix offers the Chinese Surnames Guide, a reference resource intended to help the law enforcement community cope more effectively with the complex ways in which Chinese surnames may be represented in romanized forms. The information provided in this Guide is excerpted from the Onomastix Name Reference Library™, an interactive encyclopedia of cultural, linguistic and statistical information about names from key cultures and language-groups around the world. To learn more about the Onomastix Name Reference Library, please visit our Web site, or e-mail us. Onomastix provides advanced products and solutions for improved handling of names to Federal, state and local governments, and to commercial clients. To use the Chinese Surnames Guide, supply either a Chinese surname in romanized form, or a Standard Telegraphic Code (STC) value on the query form, or both. On each line of the search results, you will see the romanized name, the romanization method, the STC for that character, the 32-bit Unicode value for the traditional Chinese character, and the traditional Chinese character itself. Note that there are also other romanizations possible for these names, especially when they are found in different dialects or cultures. We will supply these other forms (as well as Given Name support) in the near future. We hope that IAACI members find this Chinese Surnames Guide helpful, and we welcome any comments, corrections or additions to this Guide, using the e-mail link shown above. |
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