Oliver Bullough follows the trail of the filthy rich in this compelling, though not hopeful, study of global wealth and corruption Along with his friend, the anti-corruption activist Roman Borisovich, the journalist Oliver Bullough has recently been acting as a guide on London "Kleptocracy Tours". Adapting the open-top bus principle, groups of sightseers are taken on a journey through the capital that showcases the north London mansion complexes owned by Russian oligarchs, the Eaton Square fanta...
Moneyland: Why Thieves and Crooks Now Rule the World and How to Take It Back - review
The Guardian - 9 Sep 2018 11:00
Oliver Bullough follows the trail of the filthy rich in this compelling, though not hopeful, study of global wealth and corruption Along with his friend, the anti-corruption activist Roman Borisovich, the journalist Oliver Bullough has recently been acting as a guide on London "Kleptocracy Tours". Adapting the open-top bus principle, groups of sightseers are taken on a journey through the capital that showcases the north London mansion complexes owned by Russian oligarchs, the Eaton Square fanta...
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