In this chapter, Moyo discusses the African elites that are connected to the global capitalist
class. He argues that these culpable elites are useful to the global transnational capitalist …

In this introductory chapter, Gorden Moyo locates Africa in the global financial system. He
provides historical, theoretical, and contemporary contexts to unequal global financial …

In this chapter, Moyo discusses the intricate relationship between multinational corporations,
tax havens, and the global elites as agents and beneficiaries of a rigged global financial …

In the concluding chapter, the book returns full circle to the purpose of its inquiry. Instead of
closing out the inquiry by returning to the main chapters and repeating the same arguments …

One of the key features of today's global economy is an 'offshore world'of financial structures,
institutions and techniques designed to provide secrecy, asset protection and tax exemption …

In this chapter Moyo provides a critical analysis of the role of the World Economic Forum as
a critical cog in the transnational capitalist class consisting of the global elites. He argues …

When African countries received their independence, most had economies that were closely
tied to those of the former colonial power. At least one-third of the trade of most countries …

This chapter examines the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, and the
World Trade Organisation (WTO) as sustainers of international financial subordination (IFS) …

10 Offshore Finance in Southern Africa * Page 1 10 Offshore Finance in Southern Africa * Paul
Styger, Shyamsunder H. Jhurani and Esi Schimming-Chase INTRODUCfION The aim of this …

The independence of African countries from their European colonizers in the late 1950s and
1960s marked a shift in the continent's political leadership. Nevertheless, the economies of …