Reports

“The Privatization of Warfare, Violence and Private Military & Security Companies in Iraq: A factual and legal approach to human rights abuses by PMSC in Iraq”

Jordi Palou-Loverdos (Director), Leticia Armendáriz, Mr. K.D. (Iraq), Mr. E.A. (Iraq).
2011

This report, a major international research with the participation of Iraqi and European experts, analyzes the phenomenon of privatization of warfare and the role of PMSCs operating in Iraq; scrutinizes the impact of the use and activities of PMSCs on the human rights of Iraqi people; explores the legal dimensions of private war; and provides a complete list of multinationals and Iraqi PMSCs operating in the country.

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THE SPIRAL OF VIOLENCE IN THE SPANISH FORTRESS: ARMS TRADE AND MILITARISM TO SHIELD BORDERS

THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX

Public International Law and Human Rights Violations by Private Military and Security Companies

The Invisible Force. A comparative study of the use of PMSCs

Private Security Companies and the Israeli Occupation

The Privatization of security in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

Defense, security and occupation as a business. Military, armaments and security trade relations between Spain and Israel

Montreux Five Years On: An analysis of State efforts to implement Monteux Document legal obligations and good practice

Corporate private armies in Afghanistan. Regulation of Private Military and Security Companies in a ‘Territorial State

The Privatization of Warfare, Violence and Private Military & Security Companies in Iraq