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Product Code:
1996-01
ISBN
978-619-01-0094-2
SKU
05.0118
Year
28-09-2017
Pages
448
Size
140/215 мм
Weight
0.48 kg
Cover Type
Paperback
Genre
Behind the Scenes, True Crime Investigations, Journalism
Zornitsa Markova
Zornitsa Markova is a reporter in the Economic Department of "Capital" newspaper. She worked for nearly five years in "Dnevnik" newspaper, where she was responsible for some economic sectors, including the real estate market. She has completed her education in the field of journalism and public relations at St. Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia and a specialization in economic journalism at Reuters, London.
This book is the result of a two-year journalistic investigation that traces the history of Corporate Commercial Bank from its origin to its bankruptcy (1994-2014).
The investigation was conducted on the basis of dozens of meetings with direct participants or witnesses of the events, representatives of state structures, political parties, business, regulators. In the process, hundreds of official and informal documents have been analyzed. Access to information by Bulgarian and international organizations has been requested many times.
The collected facts, data, documents, and exclusive testimonies included in this book contain for the first time conclusive evidence of political corruption in Bulgaria.
The aim of the KTBfiles project is to show the genesis of the "CCB model" (Corporate Commercial Bank model) and the technology of its expansion to magnitude, which pressed all key state institutions to the wall. The book explores the circumstances that made this vicious model possible, as well as the mechanisms for its eradication. This makes the investigation much more comprehensive, multi-layered and important than the chronology of bank bankruptcy, whether it is the largest in Bulgarian history.
This qualitative journalistic investigation answers not only to the question #WHO but also to the questions how, why and especially what follows if we stop asking and live permanently with civil indifference and cynicism.
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