Regulating illicit trade in natural resources: the role of regional actors in West Africa (2003)
This article explores the multiple efforts that have been initiated by regional actors in West Africa, mainly ECOWAS, 1 to regulate the illicit trade in natural resources in the context of armed conflicts. It then examines the behaviour of ‘spoilers’ who are able to circumvent the sanctions regime a...
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2024
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Capitalism and economic crime in Africa
Jahr: 2024, Seiten: 440-448 |
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