From the Los Angeles Times:
Guinea-Bissau: Cocaine's Traffick Hub
And from the Guardian (UK newspaper):
How a tiny West African country became the world's first narco-state
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This course highlights contemporary issues, benefits, and problems associated with regional and global economic integration. Regional variations and disparities in economic growth, demographics, and development are analyzed and policy implications discussed. Topic areas include contemporary debates on globalization, issues underlying uneven economic development, and the parallel growth of the legitimate global marketplace and the global criminal economy. The course considers both the developed and the developing world. Students are also encouraged to share their thoughts on the course blog.
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- Diamond Production and the ipod Generation
- Pirates versus Weapons Dealers
- Clips shown in lecture on illicit drugs
- Trade in Human Fat
- Some interesting representations of the world
- Africa's first narco-state
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