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SEN 2023 Second Place Winner:
Alexander Jacobs for his essay Pork Knockers, Powder People, and a ‘Fully Criminalized State’: the Dynamics of Illicit Financial Flows in the Surinamese Gold Sector
CHAIR/MODERATOR: Tom Cardamone (Global Financial Integrity)
Annual Global Justice Conference 2023
Yale University
November 2, 2023
About the Ninth Annual Amartya Sen Essay Prize Competition 2023
With Global Financial Integrity and Academics Stand Against Poverty, the Global Justice Program has announced three coequal winners of the 10th Annual Amartya Sen Essay Prize Competition of 2023.
First Place:
Bilal Moin for his paper titled, “Taming the Untamable: Rethinking, Regulating, and Revamping Hawala.”
Tied for Second Place:
Alexander Jacobs for his paper titled “Pork Knockers, Powder People, and a ‘Fully Criminalized State’: the Dynamics of Illicit Financial Flows in the Surinamese Gold Sector”
&
Chad Osorio for his paper titled “Battling the Illegal Wildlife Trade through Regulatory Finance: The Southeast Asian Context.”
The paper has been published in Journal of Academics Stand Against Poverty:
Jacobs, A. (2024). Pork Knockers, Powder People, and a “Fully Criminalized State”: The Dynamics of Illicit Financial Flows in the Surinamese Gold Sector. Journal of Academics Stand Against Poverty, 5(1), 4–19. doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11383030
journalasap.org/index.php/asap/article/view/38
More info: https://globaljustice.yale.edu
SEN 2023 Second Place Winner:
Alexander Jacobs for his essay Pork Knockers, Powder People, and a ‘Fully Criminalized State’: the Dynamics of Illicit Financial Flows in the Surinamese Gold Sector
CHAIR/MODERATOR: Tom Cardamone (Global Financial Integrity)
Annual Global Justice Conference 2023
Yale University
November 2, 2023
About the Ninth Annual Amartya Sen Essay Prize Competition 2023
With Global Financial Integrity and Academics Stand Against Poverty, the Global Justice Program has announced three coequal winners of the 10th Annual Amartya Sen Essay Prize Competition of 2023.
First Place:
Bilal Moin for his paper titled, “Taming the Untamable: Rethinking, Regulating, and Revamping Hawala.”
Tied for Second Place:
Alexander Jacobs for his paper titled “Pork Knockers, Powder People, and a ‘Fully Criminalized State’: the Dynamics of Illicit Financial Flows in the Surinamese Gold Sector”
&
Chad Osorio for his paper titled “Battling the Illegal Wildlife Trade through Regulatory Finance: The Southeast Asian Context.”
The paper has been published in Journal of Academics Stand Against Poverty:
Jacobs, A. (2024). Pork Knockers, Powder People, and a “Fully Criminalized State”: The Dynamics of Illicit Financial Flows in the Surinamese Gold Sector. Journal of Academics Stand Against Poverty, 5(1), 4–19. doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11383030
journalasap.org/index.php/asap/article/view/38
More info: https://globaljustice.yale.edu





![Jayati Ghosh on Reform of International Corporate Taxation
Jayati Ghosh on Reform of International Corporate Taxation
Jayati Ghosh is an Indian development economist. She taught economics at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi for nearly 35 years, and since January 2021 she has been Professor of Economics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jayati_Ghosh]
Yale Global Justice Program Seminar 2025
Yale University
October 14, 2025
More info:
https://globaljustice.yale.edu
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