Privatizing the Battlefield: Contractors, Law and War (World Politics Review Features Book 62)
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Privatizing the Battlefield: Contractors, Law and War (World Politics Review Features Book 62)

by World Politics Review, Joanna Spear, David Isenberg, Carlos Ortiz

Political Science International Relations security studies
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A concise examination of private military contractors, their legal status, and influence on modern warfare and global politics.

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Privatizing the Battlefield explores the increasing reliance on private contractors in contemporary conflicts.

The analysis covers legal frameworks governing contractors and their impact on international security.

Contributors examine how outsourcing military functions affects accountability and the conduct of war.

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