Made in Madagascar

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The Ankarana region of northern Madagascar has gained prominence since the 1990s as a hotspot for gemstone trading and ecotourism. While some view the sapphire trade and ecotourism as conflicting, local communities recognize their interconnectedness in fulfilling global demand. Walsh examines the complexities and tensions arising from these parallel industries, offering a nuanced perspective on globalization, inequality, and the allure of natural resources. This exploration sheds light on the broader implications for the region and its people.