Private military and security companies as a legacy of war @CambridgeUP
Private military and security companies as a legacy of war  @CambridgeUP
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How do private military and security companies emerge as enduring legacies of conflict?

Dr. Jelena Aparac reflects on the lessons learned from the former Yugoslavia in her award-winning article published in the 'Business and Human Rights Journal', which received the journal's Annual Article Prize.

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