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Profit over peace in Western Sahara : how commercial interests undermine self-determination in the last colony in Africa / [editors], Erik Hagen, Mario Pfeifer ; authors: Erik Hagen, Jeffrey J. Smith ; translation: Abed Azzam, Ina Görtz.

Medverkande: Hagen, Erik [editor, author.] | Pfeifer, Mario [editor.] | Smith, Jeffrey J [author.] | Azzam, Abed [translator.] | Görtz, Ina [translator.]
Materialtyp: TextTextLanguage: English, Arabiska, German Förläggare: Berlin : Sternberg Press, [2018]Beskrivning: 146, 97 pages illustrations 20 cm 1 booklet (68 pages ; 18 cm)Innehållstyp: text Mediatyp:unmediated Bärartyp: volumeISBN: 9783956794056; 3956794052Annan titel:ربح اهم من السلام في الصحراء الغربية : كيف تقوض المصالح التجارية تقرير المصير في اخر مستعمرات افريقية Annan titel: Ribḥ aham min al-slām fī al-ṣaḥrāʼ al-gharibiyah : kayf tuqūḍ al-maṣāliḥ al-tijāriyah taqrīr al-maṣyr fī akhir mustʻmarāt Ifrīqiyah [Tillagd rubrik på titelsida]Ämnen: Natural resources -- Western Sahara -- History | Natural resources -- Political aspects -- Western Sahara -- History | Economic policy | Natural resources | Politics and government | Natural resources -- Political aspects | Ressources naturelles -- Sahara occidental -- Histoire | Ressources naturelles -- Aspect politique -- Sahara occidental -- Histoire | Natural resources | Foreign relations | Conflicts | Self-determination | Politics | Transnational corporations | Western Sahara -- Economic policy | Western Sahara -- Politics and government | Western Sahara | Sahara occidental -- Politique économique | Sahara occidental -- Politique et gouvernement | Western Sahara | MoroccoGenre/form:History.DDC-klassifikation: 333.709648 LOC classification: HC1085.Z65 | P76 2018Annan klassifikation: Qadn
Innehåll:
Key Facts about Western Sahara -- Turning a Curse into a Blessing -- The plunder of Western Sahara's natural resources and the opportunities for the Sahrawi cause -- The Commercial Controversies -- Morocco's foreign business partners are the kingdom's weakest link in the illegal occupation -- EU : Fish before Peace -- The saga of how the EU Parliament once stopped the controversial fisheries in occupied Western Sahara -- Siemens : A Case Study on Corporate Conversations -- An unannotated exchange of letters -- Plunder Intercepted -- The legal case to seize globally traded phosphate from occupied Western Sahara --
Sammanfattning:Profit over Peace in Western Sahara examines the role of natural resources in the occupation of Africa's last colony. Not well known to the wider public, the territory of Western Sahara is considered by the United Nations to be awaiting decolonization. Its liberation from colonial rule has come to a standstill due to Morocco's continued military occupation of a part of the territory. The protracted conflict has dramatic consequences for the Sahrawi people of Western Sahara. This book details, among other things, a remarkable vote in the European Parliament in 2011 when EU offshore fisheries were rejected by the territory. The battle over the fisheries elegantly illustrates how the EU--for political reasons and financial self-interest--has ignored basic principles of international law. This publication is edited by Erik Hagen and the artist Mario Pfeifer, who has been researching the region since 2011 and provides visual material for the book. Erik Hagen has followed the issue of resources in Western Sahara since 2002, both as a journalist and as a campaigner for the organization Western Sahara Resource Watch. An essay by lawyer Jeffrey J. Smith examines the 2017 landmark judgment in South Africa concerning a bulk vessel carrying conflict minerals from the territory.
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Parallel texts in English and Arabic.

Booklet contains German translation.

Includes bibliographical references.

Preface -- Key Facts about Western Sahara -- Turning a Curse into a Blessing -- The plunder of Western Sahara's natural resources and the opportunities for the Sahrawi cause -- The Commercial Controversies -- Morocco's foreign business partners are the kingdom's weakest link in the illegal occupation -- EU : Fish before Peace -- The saga of how the EU Parliament once stopped the controversial fisheries in occupied Western Sahara -- Siemens : A Case Study on Corporate Conversations -- An unannotated exchange of letters -- Plunder Intercepted -- The legal case to seize globally traded phosphate from occupied Western Sahara -- Colophon.

Profit over Peace in Western Sahara examines the role of natural resources in the occupation of Africa's last colony. Not well known to the wider public, the territory of Western Sahara is considered by the United Nations to be awaiting decolonization. Its liberation from colonial rule has come to a standstill due to Morocco's continued military occupation of a part of the territory. The protracted conflict has dramatic consequences for the Sahrawi people of Western Sahara. This book details, among other things, a remarkable vote in the European Parliament in 2011 when EU offshore fisheries were rejected by the territory. The battle over the fisheries elegantly illustrates how the EU--for political reasons and financial self-interest--has ignored basic principles of international law. This publication is edited by Erik Hagen and the artist Mario Pfeifer, who has been researching the region since 2011 and provides visual material for the book. Erik Hagen has followed the issue of resources in Western Sahara since 2002, both as a journalist and as a campaigner for the organization Western Sahara Resource Watch. An essay by lawyer Jeffrey J. Smith examines the 2017 landmark judgment in South Africa concerning a bulk vessel carrying conflict minerals from the territory.

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