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attracting reputable companies 349Watch, International Alert, International Business Leaders’ Forum, Shell, andTexaco.30. See www.wbcsd.org/casestud/statoil/index.htm.31. See www.essochad.com/eaff/essochad/documentation/english/summary/index.html.32. See www.gic-iag.org.ReferencesThe word “processed” describes informally produced works that maynot be commonly available through libraries.Amnesty International, Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum. 2000. HumanRights: Is It Any of Your Business? London.Bolger, Andre. 2001. “African Insurance Initiative Aims to Boost Trade,”Financial Times, August 7.“BP to Spend $20 Billion to Replace Ageing Fields.” 2003. Financial Times,February 12.Bray, John. 1997. “Web of Influence.” The World Today 53(8, August-September):206–08.Browne, John. 2002. “BP’s Browne: Transparency Key to Restoring Trust.”Oil and Gas Journal, October 28.Christian Aid. 2001. The Scorched Earth: Oil and War in Sudan. London.Available at www.christian-aid.org.uk.Control Risks Group. 2002. Facing up to Corruption. London.Crowson, Philip. 2001. “Mining in the Global Market.” Paper presented at theGlobal Metals and Mining Conference, Toronto, June 13–15. Processed.Danish Industries. 2001. “Capacity Building in Industrial Employers’ Organizations.”Copenhagen. Processed.ECGD (Export Credit Guarantee Department). 2000. “Sustainable Developmentand Human Rights.” Available at www.ecgd.gov.uk/graphic/debtdev/BusPrinSusDev&HR.asp. Processed.Ecopetrol. 2002. “Short- to Medium-Term Exploration Map of Colombia: IsNow the Right Time to Invest?” Petroleum Economist (August).“Encouraging FDI in Mozambique.” 2002. MIGA News 10 (3), November 26.Fridthof Nansen Institute and Econ. 2000. Petro-States: Predatory or Developmental?Oslo.Gagnon, Georgette, Audrey Macklin, and Penelope Simons. 2003. DeconstructingEngagement. Corporate Self-Regulation in Conflict Zones: Implicationsfor Human Rights and Canadian Public Policy. Relationships in