Peace,
Profit or Plunder? The
Privatisation of Security
in War-torn African Societies
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Abbreviations |
About
the contributors |
| Preface |
| Chapter
1: Private security
in war-torn African states,
by Jakkie Cilliers |
| Chapter
2: Africa, military
downsizing and the growth
in the security industry,
by Peter Lock |
| Chapter
3: The crisis
in external response,
by Mark Malan |
| Chapter
4: The collapse
of the African state,
by Richard Cornwell |
| Chapter
5: Executive
Outcomes – A corporate
conquest, by Khareen
Pech |
| Chapter
6: The military
as business – Military
Professional Resources,
Incorporated, by Jakkie
Cilliers and Ian Douglas |
| Chapter
7: Gurkhas and
the private security business
in Africa, by Alex
Vines |
| Chapter
8: Angola –
A case study of private
military involvement,
by Sean Cleary |
| Chapter
9: Fighting
for diamonds – Private
military companies in Sierra
Leone, by Ian Douglas |
| Chapter
10: Private
security and international
law, by Yves Sandoz |
Chapter
11: Africa
– From the privatisation
of security to the privatisation
of war?, by Jakkie
Cilliers and Richard Cornwell |
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