PMFs as Ineffective, Unethical Counterinsurgents: The Case of Blackwater in Iraq
Introduction Private Military Firms (PMFs) are an emerging branch of actors in postmodern military conflict. While the use of ‘mercenaries’ goes back cent...
Introduction Private Military Firms (PMFs) are an emerging branch of actors in postmodern military conflict. While the use of ‘mercenaries’ goes back cent...
Abstract When Nigeria gained its independence in 1960, many wondered what the long-lasting implications of colonization would be. There have been several ...
Chapter I: General Introduction and Background of Study General Introduction The goal of this research is to understand the role of international no...
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