All for one and one in all : the private military security companies as soldiers, business managers and humanitarians / Jutt Joachim and Andrea Schneiker.
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Cambridge Review of International Affairs Vol.27, No.2, June 2014, pp. 246-267 (93)Summary: Suggests that there is a trend among large private military security companies (PMSCs) to portray themselves as one-stop-shops capable of meeting a wide variety of requirements. Notes that this homogenisation is normative in constructing an image of what "a superior security provider should look like".
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Suggests that there is a trend among large private military security companies (PMSCs) to portray themselves as one-stop-shops capable of meeting a wide variety of requirements. Notes that this homogenisation is normative in constructing an image of what "a superior security provider should look like".
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