Ian Urbina spent five years, more than three of them at sea, uncovering the stories in The Outlaw Ocean, which began life as a series of articles for TheNew York Times that won seven major awards. He is a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for The New York Times where his investigations have covered oil and mining disasters, sex trafficking, high-school shooting, criminal justice, worker safety and the environment. Several have been made into films, and he has been nominated for an Emmy. Urbina has degrees in history from Georgetown and the University of Chicago, and lives in Washington, D.C., with his family.
Une enquête explosive sur la dernière frontière sauvage de la planète : les océans, sur lesquels travaillent plus de 56 millions de personnes et transitent 90 % du fret mondial dans une ambiance d'ultraviolence et de détresse, d'illégalité et de criminalité proprement hallucinante....
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