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This review is from: Corporate Soldiers and International Security: The Rise of Private Military Companies (Contemporary Security Studies) (Hardcover)
Kinsey makes a clinical contribution to the study of private warriors and military corporations. His attempt to define the various Private Military Firms that exist bogs the effort down and confuses when attempting to introduce an accepted typology. He acknowledges the difficulty in the exercise but falls victim to it nonetheless. Outside of this, he does a great job summarizing this history of freelancers through mercenaries to current day "contractors". He raises the need for greater oversight and regulatory guidelines for the entire industry. A solid contribution but retreads much of the same ground P.W. Singer covered in 2003 in Corporate Warriors.
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Corporate Soldiers and International Security: The Rise of Private Military Companies (Contemporary Security Studies) by Christopher Kinsey (Hardcover - July 7, 2006)
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