Blood diamonds and the architecture of global governance

African Law & BusinessAndrew Mizner · 4 September 2026 at 06:46

The Kimberley Process reformed the international diamond industry in the 2000s, but now faces struggles in a new era of state-sponsored illicit trading, explains Christopher Burke, a senior Adviser at WMC Africa.
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