Acknowledgments

• Author: Stuart H Deming; Truman K Butler; Vivian Robinson
• Pages: 137-138

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I should like to acknowledge the help and expertise provided by my co-

authors, Stuart and Truman, with whom it has been a real pleasure to work

on this project.

I have also on occasion been assisted by reference to two books on

the subject, namely T B A : A P G by Eoin

O’Shea (Jordan Publishing Limited 2011) and L  H 

B by Richard Lissack and Fiona Horlick (LexisNexis 2011).

Vivian Robinson

This joint effort has been a remarkably pleasant experience working

with Vivian and Truman, two extremely able and thoughtful colleagues.

We very much appreciate the support in this endeavor of the American

Bar Association’s (‘ABA’) Section of International Law and ABA Publishing

and their capable staffs. We similarly appreciate being able to draw upon

my previous book: T F C P A   N

I N (ABA Publishing 2010).

Stuart H. Deming

Throughout this effort, we have beneted from the time and assistance of

many members of our family, friends and professional colleagues. Primary

among those who provided invaluable support and assistance to me are

my wife Fredericka, kids Tahlia, Talya and Taryn—my sources of inspira-

tion. My family in Bahamas, Mother Mildred, Brother Gareld and Sister

Sharmaine for dutifully tolerating my absence for extended periods.

Chanel Rowe, Jessica Battle and Derrick Raphael, who kept me focused

with numerous points to consider on international anti-corruption enforce-

ment. My employer Wells Fargo Law Department and colleagues on the

(ASA) Anti-Money Laundering, Global Sanctions and Anti-Corruption team

provided support that motivated me to continue.

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