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Globalization and the Kalashnikov: The Politics of the Proliferation and Control of SALW

• 28 February 2012 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Uncategorized
Tags: AK-47, arms control, arms trade, Arms Trade Treaty, ATT, conventional weapons, disarmament, Eiko Elize Sakamoto, Global Policy, Hugh Griffiths, Kalashnikov, London School of Economics, Matthew Bolton, PrepCom, Privatization, proliferation, Publi-Private Networks, SALW, SIPRI, small arms and light weapons

Occupy Economics

• 5 December 2011 • 1 Comment

Posted in United States of America, USA
Tags: aid, commercial demining, Contracting, Demining, deregulation, economics, foreign aid, landmines, London School of Economics, neo-liberalism, New York City, Occupy, Occupy Economics, Occupy Wall Street, Privatization

Implications of the International Relief Effort for Haitian Parliamentarians

• 9 April 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Haiti
Tags: earthquake, globalization, Haiti, humanitarian aid, Inter-Parliamentary Forum of the Americas, London School of Economics, ParlAmericas, parliament, Privatization, reconstruction, relief

One Year On: Global Governance and Human Security in Post-Quake Haiti

• 12 January 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Haiti
Tags: aid, development, disaster, earthquake, education, Global Governance, globalization, governance, Haiti, human security, humanitarian, humanitarian aid, London School of Economics, Mark Duffield, Mary Kaldor, military, NGOs, politics, Privatization, reconstruction, relief, security, technocracy, technology, UN, United Nations

Governance and Human Security in Post-Earthquake Haiti

• 26 March 2010 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Haiti
Tags: earthquake, Foreign Aid and Landmine Clearance, fragmentation, Global Governance, globalization, governance, Haiti, human security, humanitarian, humanitarian aid, international intervention, London School of Economics, militarization, NGOs, Outreach International, Privatization, security, UN

Op-Ed on Military Privatization

• 21 December 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Afghanistan, United States of America, USA
Tags: Afghanistan, ArmorGroup, Claire McCaskill, Commercial companies, commercial demining, Contracting, Demining, G4S, Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee, Independence, landmines, Private security companies, Privatization, public-private partnerships, Senate, Subcommittee on Contracting Oversight, The Examiner

Commercial Demining and Security Industries Consolidating, Merging

• 5 August 2008 • 7 Comments

Posted in General
Tags: Afghanistan, Angola, ArmorGroup, BAE Systems, Commercial companies, commercial demining, Demining, DENEL, DynCorp, EODT, G4S, Group 4 Securicor, landmines, Mechem, MineTech, Private security companies, Privatization, privatization of security, RONCO, Royal Ordnance, Swiss Peace Foundation, UXB

Sudan’s Expensive Landmines

• 29 July 2008 • 8 Comments

Posted in Sudan
Tags: ArmorGroup, Commercial companies, Corruption, Cost-Benefit Analysis, DanChurchAid, Danish Demining Group, Demining, FSD, HALO Trust, International NGOs, JASMAR, Landmine Action, landmines, Local NGOs, MAG, Mechem, MineTech, Norwegian People's Aid, OSIL, Privatization, RONCO, SIMAS, SLIRI, SLR, SPLA, SSDC, Sudan, The Development Initiative, USAID, WFP

The Commercialization of Afghan Demining

• 29 July 2008 • 5 Comments

Posted in Afghanistan
Tags: Afghanistan, ArmorGroup, Commercial companies, DAFA, Demining, DynCorp, EODT, HALO Trust, International NGOs, landmines, Local NGOs, MCPA, MDC, MineTech, OMAR, Private security companies, Privatization, RONCO, S3Ag, UNMACA, US State Department, USAID, UXB

Bosnia’s Political Landmines

• 28 July 2008 • 2 Comments

Posted in Bosnia
Tags: ArmorGroup, BHMAC, Bosnia, Commercial companies, Corruption, Demining, International NGOs, International Trust Fund, Karadzic, Kojic, landmines, Local NGOs, MEDECOM, MineTech, Norwegian People's Aid, Organized crime, Privatization, RONCO, UNIPAK, US State Department, UXB, World Bank

Political Minefields

Globalization and the Kalashnikov: The Politics of the Proliferation and Control of SALW

Occupy Economics

Implications of the International Relief Effort for Haitian Parliamentarians

One Year On: Global Governance and Human Security in Post-Quake Haiti

Governance and Human Security in Post-Earthquake Haiti

Op-Ed on Military Privatization

Sudan’s Expensive Landmines

The Commercialization of Afghan Demining

Bosnia’s Political Landmines

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