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The geoeconomic dimensions of Russian private military and security companies/ Maj. Thomas D. Arnold

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In: Military Review November-December 2019, pp. 6-18 (81)Summary: This paper examines the Russian private military and security companies (PMSCs) and how they play a role in Moscow's evolving concept of nonlinear warfare and how Russia is using PMSCs in expanding its influence abroad by trading security for access and concessions.

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This paper examines the Russian private military and security companies (PMSCs) and how they play a role in Moscow's evolving concept of nonlinear warfare and how Russia is using PMSCs in expanding its influence abroad by trading security for access and concessions.

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