Given the question: Read the bio below and try to give details on peter robbins -lrb- british author -rrb- 's: - influences - birth date - name - nationality - image - birth place - occupation Bio: peter robbins -lrb- born 1946 -rrb- is a british author whose published works include '' stolen fruit '' and a range of specialist books on related topics including precious metals markets , tropical commodity markets , trade sanctions , access to market information , and on support for rural communities . he was a commodities trader in the city of london for 30 years . he was able to retire from the business early and became a consultant to the united nations on trade relations between african countries and multinational companies . he worked also as an advisor to the african national congress on trade sanctions against apartheid . since then he has worked for many development agencies on issues relating to agricultural trade policy and its impact on small scale farmers . in 1971 he brought together specialist british metal traders to form the minor metals trade association . he was a founder member and chair of the world gold commission from 1988 to 1995 . this anti-apartheid pressure group was successful in curtailing the import of newly mined south african gold into the united states , italy and britain . he was the founder member of the london equality group - an organisation which campaigns for the reduction of wealth and income inequality in london -lsb- http://www.myfairlondon.org.uk/] in 2010 and served as chair of my fair london until 2013 . in 2014 peter made a contribution to ideas in neuroscience - dirty walls : an evolutionary theory of the dream function , which was published in the international journal of dream researchinternational journal of dream research
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- influences is george monbiot , michael moore , oliver james- birth date is 1946- name is peter robbins- nationality is british- image is peter_robbins_british_author_image . jpg- birth place is london , england- occupation is author