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    Private Military Security Companies, Redefining the State, and Implications on the Future of Armed Conflict

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    Private Military Security Companies, Redefining the State, and Implications on the Future of Armed Conflict Alexander Johannes Klein B.A., Colorado State University, 2017 A thesis submitted to the Faculty of the… You must be logged in to view this content. … Continue reading →

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    The Wagner Group and the International Responsibility of the Russian Federation The Privatization of War Between ‘the End of History’ and the Advent of Multipolarity

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    The Wagner Group and the International Responsibility of the Russian Federation The Privatization of War Between ‘the End of History’ and the Advent of Multipolarity Jose Edgar Alheia Direito Escola do… You must be logged in to view this content. … Continue reading →

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    Before compliance – ex-ante decision making in the design of military AI capabilities and the need to unravel the private technology sector’s role

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    Beyond Compliance Symposium: Before compliance – ex-ante decision making in the design of military AI capabilities and the need to unravel the private technology sector’s role September 23, 2025 About the… You must be logged in to view this content. … Continue reading →

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    Outsourcing Military AI to Private Tech Companies Compared to Other Privatisation in Warfare, and Beyond: What’s New?

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    new forms of public-private relations throughout the AI lifecycle Continue reading →

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    The Privatisation of War and the International Law to Combat It

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    It is essential that the international community moves beyond a voluntary framework to regulate PMCs Continue reading →

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    THE LEDGER DOESN’T BLINK

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    Marsh — Inspector General for a reconstruction effort that had, by his own office’s count, misplaced enough cash to run a mid-sized country for a year — had learned not to ask questions in cars. He asked them in rooms, on the record, with a stenographer and a subpoena in his back pocket if it came to that. Cars were for listening. Continue reading →

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    ICE to Reopen Private Prison as Massive North Carolina Detention Center

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    U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will be reopening a for-profit prison in Winton, North Carolina, as one of the largest immigrant detention facilities on the East Coast, according to reports from the New York Times. Continue reading →

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    Outsourced Food Service Operations and the Impact on the Army’s Expeditionary Capability A Qualitative Case Study

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    Outsourced Food Service Operations Continue reading →

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    US Government Outsourcing, the Private Military Industry, and Operation Iraqi Freedom: A Case Study in Conflict Contracting

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    Private Military Industry and Operation Iraqi Freedom Continue reading →

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    Inherently Governmental: Private Military Contracting and U.S. Empire in the Twenty-First Century

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    Inherently Governmental: Private Military Contracting and U.S. Empire in the Twenty-First Century   by Zayna Quadri B.A. in History, June 2015 Dissertation August 31, 2022 You must be logged in to view this content. Click here to subscribe  

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