Regulating private military companies : conflicts of law, history, and governance
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Regulating private military companies : conflicts of law, history, and governance
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The work Regulating private military companies : conflicts of law, history, and governance represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Biddle Law Library- University of Pennsylvania Law School. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.
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- Regulating private military companies : conflicts of law, history, and governance
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- conflicts of law, history, and governance
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- Katerina Galai
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- Private military companies (International law)
- Private military companies (International law)
- Mercenary troops (International law)
- Private security services
- Private security services
- Private security services
- Mercenary troops (International law)
- Mercenary troops (International law)
- Private military companies (International law)
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- This work examines the ability of existing and evolving PMC regulation to adequately control private force, and it challenges the capacity of international law to deliver accountability in the event of private military company (PMC) misconduct. From medieval to early modern history, private soldiers dominated the military realm and were fundamental to the waging of wars until the rise of a national citizen army. Today, PMCs are again a significant force, performing various security, logistics, and strategy functions across the world. Unlike mercenaries or any other form of irregular force, PMCs acquired a corporate legal personality, a legitimising status that alters the governance model of today. Drawing on historical examples of different forms of governance, the relationship between neoliberal states and private military companies is conceptualised here as a form of a 'shared governance'. It reflects states' reliance on PMCs relinquishing a degree of their power and transferring certain functions to the private sector. As non-state actors grow in authority, wielding power, and making claims to legitimacy through self-regulation, other sources of law also become imaginable and relevant to enact regulation and invoke responsibility
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