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Discover the captivating narrative of **The American Trap**, a thought-provoking investigation into global corruption and international law. This **brand new** B-format paperback, published in 2020 by **Hodder & Stoughton**, spans 336 pages of riveting content, ideal for readers interested in political intrigue, corporate ethics, and personal redemption. Written by Frederic Pierucci, a former senior executive at Alstom, and Matthieu Aron, a seasoned journalist, this book unveils Pierucci's harrowing journey after his arrest by the FBI in 2013. Under the **Foreign Corrupt Practices Act**, he faced unprecedented challenges as he fought against allegations of bribery and corruption while navigating a labyrinth of legal complexities. **The American Trap** not only chronicles Pierucci’s fall from grace but also serves as a critical examination of the power dynamics between governments and multinational corporations. Perfect for fans of investigative journalism and true crime stories, this book reveals shocking truths about corporate malfeasance and its ripple effects worldwide. Pierucci’s personal story is interwoven with broader themes of **accountability** and **justice**, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in understanding the intricate links between corporate influence and legal practices. Engage with this essential narrative and reflect on the implications of corruption in today’s world. Grab your copy of **The American Trap** now and delve into a narrative that challenges conventional wisdom about business ethics and governance.