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Business. Violence. Concerns about profits. Questions of conscience. This is the untold story of the dealings between a U.S. tire giant and Liberia’s Charles Taylor, the man who would become the first head of state convicted of crimes against humanity since the Nazi era.
T. Christian Miller is a senior reporter at ProPublica. He joined ProPublica in 2008. He spent the previ ...more
T. Christian Miller is a senior reporter at ProPublica. He joined ProPublica in 2008. He spent the previ ...more
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I didn't realize ProPublica published this as an eBook until today. You can give $1 to the Amazon monstrosity, or you can read it for free here and give $1 (or more) directly to ProPublica: https://www.propublica.org/article/fi...
Top-shelf investigative reporting about one more greed-driven international company soaked in the blood of innocents. ...more
Top-shelf investigative reporting about one more greed-driven international company soaked in the blood of innocents. ...more
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T. Christian Miller joined ProPublica as a senior reporter in 2008. Before that, he worked for the Los Angeles Times, where he covered politics, wars, and was once kidnapped by leftist guerrillas in Colombia. His first book, Blood Money: Wasted Billions, Lost Lives, and Corporate Greed In Iraq was called one of the “indispensable” books on the war. He teaches data journalism at the University of C
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