Conflict diamonds ‘alive and well’: Failing controls and the changing landscape of global diamond economy
Conflict diamonds ‘alive and well’: Failing controls and the changing landscape of global diamond economy
The issue of conflict diamonds has received little attention since the early 2000s. However, the global checks put in place to restrict conflict diamonds entering the world market are increasingly hampered by both the lack of agreement on what constitutes a conflict diamond and the global diamond economy's shift towards Asia. This article explores the current state of conflict diamonds and the international landscape of ailing efforts aimed at reducing them.
CITATION: Ylonen, Aleksi. Conflict diamonds ‘alive and well’: Failing controls and the changing landscape of global diamond economy . : Taylor & Francis , 2012. African Security Review, Vol. 21, Issue 3, September 2012, pp. 62-67 - Available at: https://library.au.int/conflict-diamonds-‘alive-and-well’-failing-controls-and-changing-landscape-global-diamond-economy-3