by Peter Warren Singer · 1 Jan 2003 · 482pp · 161,169 words
Channel documentary postscript: the lfssons of iraq Soldiers for Hire and provided background for plotlines in the TV drama The West Wing and the movie Blood Diamonds. Even more exciting for an academic like me was the positive response from the folks working in the field, from being invited to lecture on
by Zeke Faux · 11 Sep 2023 · 385pp · 106,848 words
Getting Hilariously Rich and You’re Not,” New York Times, January 13, 2018. GO TO NOTE REFERENCE IN TEXT diamonds: Olga Kharif, “IBM Is Tackling Blood Diamonds with Blockchain,” Bloomberg, April 26, 2018. GO TO NOTE REFERENCE IN TEXT heads of lettuce: Camila Russo, “Walmart Is Getting Suppliers to Put Food on
by P. W. Singer and Allan Friedman · 3 Jan 2014 · 587pp · 117,894 words
websites were targeted after its president’s wife sued a newspaper for US$15 million for publishing a WikiLeaks cable that linked her to the blood diamond trade. The Tunisian government was targeted for censoring the WikiLeaks documents as well as news about uprisings in the country (in a poignant twist, a
by Immanuel Wallerstein, Randall Collins, Michael Mann, Georgi Derluguian, Craig Calhoun, Stephen Hoye and Audible Studios · 15 Nov 2013 · 238pp · 73,121 words
-laundering, banking, and investments backed up by force as well as contracts. They include tax-evasion, trafficking, and a range of illicit flows—from minerals (blood diamonds or coltan), to weapons (small arms mostly, but also tanks, aircraft, and missiles), to drugs, to people. This often illicit capitalism is often more formally
by The Believer · 15 Mar 2010
horrible person and I deleted it. I am really scared for you. Seriously scared. You are in serious trouble. I hope you’ve been hoarding conflict diamonds and Cipro, because you are about to enter the s-h-i-t, the Heart of Darkness. Take everything you ever thought you knew about
by Kenneth Rogoff · 27 Feb 2025 · 330pp · 127,791 words
. Would U.S. regulators allow one of the big financial firms to develop a product that is linked to the global black-market value of blood diamonds and that can be used for terrorist financing? They seem to have no problem with indexing to cryptocurrencies. Indeed, though it is difficult to prove
by Philip N. Howard · 27 Apr 2015 · 322pp · 84,752 words
is against anonymous companies that are able to hide their owner ship structure in layers of easily created shell companies.29 The cruel industry behind blood diamonds, in particular, has been able to bury the identity of company owners and beneficiaries. Unfortunately, only the most experienced data sleuths can track down their
by John Lanchester · 5 Oct 2014 · 261pp · 86,905 words
, a commodity boom.27 The quest to find and extract commodities from troubled places is one of the darkest aspects of the contemporary economic system: “blood diamonds” are the best known of these products, but there are many more and many whose stories go untold. Much of the world’s computer equipment
by Glenn Adamson · 6 Aug 2018 · 220pp · 64,234 words
problems of sourcing, for decades precious stones have been mined in Africa in terrible circumstances, including slavery enforced by violence. Awareness of these so-called blood diamonds is obscured not only by the lack of transparency that one finds in almost all commodity chains, but also by the dazzling sight of the
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by Rough Guides, James Bembridge and Barbara McCrea · 4 Jan 2018 · 641pp · 147,719 words
, Odessa and New York City. Nowadays, Capetonians are increasingly spotting major Hollywood names in bars along the Atlantic seaboard beaches, as 24, starring Kiefer Sutherland, Blood Diamond with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Connelly, and Clint Eastwood-directed Invictus, starring Matt Damon and Morgan Freeman, have been shot in the city. Following the
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