I. Slush Funds
II. Corruption and Transparency
III. Money Laundering in a Changed World
IV. Hawala, the Bank that Never Was
V. Straf - Corruption in Central and Eastern Europe
VI. The Kleptocracies of the East
VII. Russia's Missing Billions
VIII. The Enrons of the East
IX. The Typology of Financial Scandals
X. The Shadowy World of International Finance
XI. Maritime Piracy
XII. Legalizing Crime
XIII. Begging Your Trust in Africa
XIV. Organ Trafficking in east Europe
XV. Arms Sales to Rogue States
XVI. The Industrious Spies
XVII. Russia's Idled Spies
XVIII. The Business of Torture
XIX. The Criminality of Transition
XX. The Economics of Conspiracy Theories
XXI. The Demise of the Work Ethic
XXII. The Morality of Child Labor
XXIII. The Myth of the Earnings Yield
XXIV. The Future of the SEC
XXV. Trading from a Suitcase - Shuttle Trade
XXVI. The Blessings of the Black Economy
XXVII. Public Procurement and Very Private Benefits
XXVIII. Crisis of the Bookkeepers
XXIX. Competition Laws
XXX. The Benefits of Oligopolies
XXXI. Anarchy as an Organizing Principle
XXXII. Narcissism in the Boardroom
XXXIII. The Revolt of the Poor and Intellectual Property Rights
XXXIV. The Kidnapping of Content
XXXV. The Economics of Spam
XXXVI. The Content Downloader's Profile
XXXVII. The Fabric of Economic Trust
XXXVIII. The Distributive Justice of the Market
XXXIX. The Agent-Principal Conundrum
XL. The Green-eyed Capitalist
XLI. Notes on the Economics of Game Theory
XLII. Market Impeders and Market Inefficiencies
XLIII. The Pettifogger Procurators
XLIV. Microsoft's Third Front
XLV. NGOs - The Self-appointed Altruists
XLVI. Who is Guarding the Guards
XLVII. The Honorary Academic
XLVIII. Rasputin in Transition
XLIX. The Eureka Connection
L. The Treasure Trove of Kosovo
LI. Milosevic's Treasure Island
LII. Macedonia's Augean Stables
LIII. The Macedonian Lottery
LIV. Crime Fighting Computer Systems and Databases
LV. The Author