Holding on to the Monopoly on Violence? The Use of Armed Force, the Dutch Approach to PMSCs, and the Anti-Piracy Case

Author： Scott-Smith Giles   Janssen Marcel  

Publisher： St Antony's International Review

ISSN： 1746-451X

Source： St Antony's International Review, Vol.9, Iss.2, 2014-02, pp. : 54-70

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