Part 3: Forest crime and the illegal timber trade

Baker, J., 2020. Corrupt networks in the Indonesian forestry sector: Politics and pulp in Pelalawan, Riau.U4 Issue 2020:12. U4 Anti-Corruption Research Centre.

Congressional Research Service, 2019. International Illegal Logging: Background and Issues.

Dasgupta, S., 2017. ‘ Does forest certification really work?'. Mongabay.

Dawson, A., 2020. ‘ Illegal logging under the microscope ’. WCO News. World Customs Organisation.

Earthsight, n.d. FLATPÅCKED FÖRESTS.

Environmental Investigation Agency, 2020a. Cashing-in on chaos: How traffickers, corrupt officials, and shipping lines in The Gambia have profited from Senegal’s conflict timber .

Environmental Investigation Agency, 2020b. The Croatian Connection Exposed: Importing illicit Myanmar teak through Europe’s back door .

INTERPOL, 2016. Uncovering the Risks of Corruption in the Forestry Sector.

INTERPOL, 2019. Global Forestry Enforcement: Strengthening Law Enforcement Cooperation Against Forestry Crime.

Lukumbuzya, K. and Sianga, C., 2017. Overview of the Timber Trade in East and Southern Africa: National Perspectives and Regional Trade Linkages. TRAFFIC.

Schütte, S. and Syarif, L., 2020. ‘ Tackling forestry corruption in Indonesia. Lessons from KPK prosecutions’. U4 Issue 2020:15. U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre.

UNODC, 2012. Wildlife and Forest Crime Analytic Toolkit.

UNODC, 2020. Rosewood Timber. World Wildlife Crime Report.

WWF., n.d. Deforestation and forest degradation.