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Foreign Investment and the Privatization of Coercion: A Case Study of the Forza Security Company in Peru
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The United Nations Guidelines on the Use of Armed Private Security
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Counter Piracy Armed Services, the Italian System and the Search for Clarity on the Use of Force at Sea
Counter Piracy Armed Services, the Italian System and the Search for Clarity on the Use of Force at Sea You must be logged in to view this content. Click here to register
Soldiers at Sea: The Legal and Policy Implications of Using Military Security Teams to Combat Piracy
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The Use of Private Force by the United Nations to Coercively Prevent or Halt Cross Violations of the Responsibility to Protect Doctrine
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Pirates vs. Private Security: Commercial Shipping, the Montreux Document, and the Battle for the Gulf of Aden
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Due Diligence Obligations of Conduct Developing a Responsibility Regime for PMSCs
Due Diligence Obligations of Conduct Developing a Responsibility Regime for PMSCs You must be logged in to view this content. Click here to register
War Crimes in Modern Warfare
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Corporate Alternative to United Nations ad hoc Military Deployments
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U.S. Legislative and Regulatory Developments and the International Code of Conduct for Private Security Providers: Filling the Accountability Gap
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