Nick Shaxson ■ Grace’s story: a schoolgirl and a corrupted world

Grace’s story: a schoolgirl and a corrupted world

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5 March 2014

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Read more here for some surprising ways of looking at corruption, and what it really means in a world of globalised markets and offshore tax havens.

The author

Nick Shaxson

Nicholas Shaxson is a journalist and writer on the staff of Tax Justice Network. He is author of the book Poisoned Wells about the oil industry in Africa, published in 2007, and the more recent Treasure Islands: Tax havens and the Men who Stole the World, published by Random House in January 2011. He lives in Berlin.

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