Argues that corporate neo-colonialism in the diamond trade of Sierra Leone has served to restrict its social and economic growth, excluding and marginalizing it from the club of wealthier nations, and causing it to continue to rely on international aid.
Argues that corporate neo-colonialism in the diamond trade of Sierra Leone has served to restrict its social and economic growth, excluding and marginalizing it from the club of wealthier nations, and causing it to continue to rely on international aid.
Part I Sierra Leone and Diamonds - Preface - Introduction Colonialism, post-colonialism and resource predation The political economy of diamonds, governance and civil war Diamonds, workers and hidden voices The grass roots and social organisation Part II The Global Context Diamond wheeling and dealing: from the pit to the global market Parallel economies, global criminal networks and Sierra Leone diamonds Conclusion: the new 'Scramble for Africa': Diamonds: a blessing or a curse?
Part I Sierra Leone and Diamonds - Preface - Introduction Colonialism, post-colonialism and resource predation The political economy of diamonds, governance and civil war Diamonds, workers and hidden voices The grass roots and social organisation Part II The Global Context Diamond wheeling and dealing: from the pit to the global market Parallel economies, global criminal networks and Sierra Leone diamonds Conclusion: the new 'Scramble for Africa': Diamonds: a blessing or a curse?
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