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ajiss-1719	Willoughby, Jay	Confessions of an Economic Hit Man: By John Perkins (San Francisco: Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc., 2004. 250 pages.)	2005.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1244	49	58	Besides the usual charge of Big Oil, he mentions water’s increasing political and economic importance and the desire of multina- tionals to privatize it (as in South America); Iraq’s common borders with several nations and ability to reach Israel and the former Soviet Union with its missiles; and a potentially vast new market, given that Iraq might have more oil than Saudi Arabia. Torrijos and Perkins worked out a deal whereby Torrijos would funnel contracts to American companies and, in exchange, would be allowed to keep his campaign promises.	cache/ajiss-1719.pdf	txt/ajiss-1719.txt