Bandits in the global shipping lanes

Article Abstract:

Both international shipping and recreational yachting are imperiled anew by piracy, with reported incidence climbing from from 48 in 1989, to 285 in 1999, and increasing by a 40% rate thus far in 2000. One merchant ship hijacking in the South Pacific is described by its victimized captain.

Industry Overview, Personal narratives, International aspects, Crimes against, Cover Story, Shipping industry, Organized crime, Pirates, Ship hijackings, Ship hijacking

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Does the smell of coffee remind you of your mother

Article Abstract:

The work of French anthropologist Clotaire Rapaille into preferences for marketing purposes in America is examined, with focus on the acquisition of cultural codes in childhood.

Psychological aspects, Research, Marketing, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Popular culture, Americans, America, Children as consumers, Child consumers, Language awareness

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The billion-dollar shack

Article Abstract:

The nation of Nauru was once known mainly for its rich phosphate mines, but is now considered a haven for illegal money.

Nauru, Banking industry, Economic aspects, Crime, Money laundering

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