Article · 9 Jun 2018
Terrorism, Conflict, and Ivory Trafficking: Myth & Reality
by Tim Wittig · Published by Italian Institute for International Political Studies
Green Corruption
The relationship between conflict and terrorism and ivory trafficking is often poorly understood.
This article examines some of the realties underpinning this relationship, and calls for greater cross-sector cooperation in responses to ivory trafficking.
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