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- Here and There with Dave Marash, February 3, 2015
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- June 28, 2010. heard in “Controversy over CIA Blackwater contract,” The World
- August 17, 2010, on C-Span III, speaks on private military contracting
- Examining the role of the military contractor
- Has the Privatization of National Security Gone Too Far? The Future of Military Contracting, November 14, 2008, 9:30-11:00am, New America Foundation
- David Isenberg on PressTV - US contractor with poor ratings hired again
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Blood for Hire: How the War in Iraq Has Reinvented the World’s Second Oldest Profession
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THE ABSENCE OF JUSTICE: PRIVATE MILITARY CONTRACTORS, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND THE U.S. GOVERNMENT’S POLICY OF INDIFFERENCE
THE ABSENCE OF JUSTICE: PRIVATE MILITARY CONTRACTORS, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND THE U.S. GOVERNMENT’S POLICY OF INDIFFERENCE You must be logged in to view this content. Click here to subscribe
ACTUALLY, WE DID START THE FIRE, AND IT KEEPS ON BURNING: THE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EFFECTS OF MILITARY BURN PITS IN AFGHANISTAN AND IRAQ
ACTUALLY, WE DID START THE FIRE, AND IT KEEPS ON BURNING: THE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EFFECTS OF MILITARY BURN PITS IN AFGHANISTAN AND IRAQ You must be logged in to view this content. Click here to subscribe
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Contractors Stand Strong
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PRIVATE WARRIORS AND POLITICAL QUESTIONS
PRIVATE WARRIORS AND POLITICAL QUESTIONS You must be logged in to view this content. Click here to subscribe
WAR HAZARDS COMPENSATION ACT: A PRIMER
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Blackwater and Beyond: Can Potential Plaintiffs Sue Private Security Companies for Due Process Violations
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SUING THE HIRED GUNS: AN ANALYSIS OF TWO FEDERAL DEFENSES TO TORT LAWSUITS AGAINST MILITARY CONTRACTORS
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Should Blackwater and Halliburton Pay for the People They’ve Killed Or Are Government Contractors Entitled to a Common-Law, Combatant-Activities Defense
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Balancing Act: The U. S. Military’s Reliance on Contractors to Fulfill Operational-Level Logistical Requirements
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