QATAR - MONEY WITH NO NAMES ON IT
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Qatar has no mafia and a great deal of money, and its crimes follow the money. This book traces it out of Doha — to football's voters, a British bank's hidden fees, an American contractor's sham studies and a militia's hostages — and traces the workers' money in, through illegal recruitment fees and sold visas. It asks what a state with appointed courts can reveal about itself, and finds a five-page document recording a finance minister's conviction for laundering more than $5.6 billion. Covers Ali Sherif Al Emadi and Qatar's Ministry of Finance, Mohamed bin Hammam and FIFA, Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani and the Qatar Investment Authority, Barclays and Qatar Holding, Raytheon and the Qatar Emiri Air Force, and Kevin Chalker and Global Risk Advisors.
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