Rethinking sovereignty: the implications of the role of private security companies in the prevention and the regulation of unauthorized flows/ Lacin Idil Oztig
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Cambridge Review of International Affairs Vol.33, No.3, June 2020, pp.330-346 (93)Summary: This article examine the implications of the increasing role of private security companies within, at and beyond the borders of state sovereignty.
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This article examine the implications of the increasing role of private security companies within, at and beyond the borders of state sovereignty.
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