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SM ISO690:2012 CAUIA, Alexandru, ZACON, Corina. Private military companies and their resemblance to mercenary. In: Studii Juridice Universitare, 2015, nr. 3-4(31-32), pp. 26-36. ISSN 1857-4122. |
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This article debates the judicial osmosis between Private Military Companies and the traditional concept of “Mercenary”.Throughout a chained chronicle of events, it is well — observed that these combatants have operated privately due to a specific high — financial motivation. As time passed, their judicial aspect suffered an alteration by default, hence endorsing new denominations. The main idea stands in the fact that these actors are ex — law — enforcement combatants, currently as civilians who are recruited as self — contractors.A few remarks pointed out in this paper consist from the State’s null — responsibility and the provision of international immunity to the military operations. Mainly, this document cares to explain the resemblance between the assignments of Private Military Companies and the operations of Mercenaries. Along with a variety of factual examples, the main clue stands in the fact that all legal denotations of them as an entity are completely irrelevant as long as their activity is perfectly identical. |
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Cuvinte-cheie private, mercenary, international, protection, Military, null-responsibility |
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