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Dutch Mercenaries in the Tsar’s Service: The Van Bockhoven Clan
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The Foreign Enlistment Act, International Law, and British Politics, 1819–2014
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NGOs and the price of governance: the trade-offs between regulating and criticizing private military and security companies
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Gender and Private Security in Global Politics
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US military logistics outsourcing and the everywhere of war
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La privatización de la guerra como parte de la política exterior de Estados Unidos después del 9/11 y sus consecuencias para el Derecho Internacional Humanitario
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UN’s Use of Private Military and Security Companies in Peacekeeping Operations-Is There a Legal Basis?
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Anatomia de uma empresa militar e de segurança privada: a empresa DynCorp em perspectiva global
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The good, the bad, the ugly: Why privatisation in NATO missions backfires
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Is It Ethical for States to Prevent Their Citizens from Working as TCN Military and Security Contractors?
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