From the Russian Mafia in Siberia to freelance poachers in Thailand, Black Market is an unforgettable journey inside the grisly Endangered Species Trade, where unsanctioned global trafficking of rhino horn, tiger bone, ivory and rare birds has become a profitable industry for sophisticated organized crime networks and unscrupulous buyers around the world. Following in the footsteps of celebrity advocates Jackie Chan, Michelle Yeoh, and Angelina Jolie, Black Market exposes the unsettling truth about the cruel exploitation and bureaucratic indifference surrounding the multibillion-dollar underground industry that drives wildlife exploitation. Includes over 100 gripping black and white and color photographs with never-before-seen aspects of the illegal trade, up-close photojournalism uncovering illegal activities of poachers, traders and wildlife enforcement agencies, heroic tales of impassioned conservation efforts and the valiant individuals and organizations battling to save the world’s precious wildlife heritage.
This book will change the debate as we come to understand just how much terrorism depends on funds raised by crime.
Black Market Business is a grassroots social history of the clandestine market for sex in colonial Tonkin.
A Virginia Beach pharmacy tech gets into big business on the black market in this crime thriller series debut by the national bestselling author of Wifey.
This book contends that exclusive reliance on the present altruistic tissue and organ procurement processes in the United States is not only rife with problems, but also improvident.
... of the Department of Fiscal Affairs at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), is an influential scholar in the field. ... Fraser Institute, 1997), edited by Owen Lippert and Michael Walker, is a revealing collection of essays.
See Porter, “And That It Is Custom”; Jiménez, “From the Lettered City”; and Bleynat, “Trading with Power.” Laura Gotkowitz finds that honor played an important role in court cases involving female vendors in Bolivia but does not find ...
It is true that economists like Marshall and Kahn were exploring new concepts of economics and laying down, at the same time, the infrastructure of economic research. They did not know of all or many of the economic forces at play, ...
In Blue Helmets and Black Markets, Peter Andreas traces the interaction between these formal front-stage and informal backstage activities, arguing that this created and sustained a criminalized war economy and prolonged the conflict in a ...
Under Denny’s coercion, Ray has successfully procured and sold his first batch of Super DNA on the black market.
This book is a history of everyday life and explains how and why Berlin became the symbolic capital of the Cold War.