Isabel dos Santos and the transnational links of the Angolan elite
the question of agency in the study of international relations
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21530/ci.v17n2.2022.1237Abstract
The “Luanda Leaks” disclosure exposed the business network that supported the Angolan
elite’s fortune. This article analyzes the agent role assumed by Global South elites in the
public and private domains. To do so, it would be based on the methodology of Kleemans
and Van de Bunt’s (1999) social networks analysis, highlighting the interconnections
between the Angolan elite actors based on Isabel dos Santos. The conclusions in this article
confirm the elites’ role as builders of a transnational articulation that formed the financial
empire of which Isabel dos Santos was part of.
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