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Multilevel Regulation of Military and Security Contractors: The Interplay Between International, European and Domestic Norms |
Christine Bakker and Mirko Sossai
Hart Publishing
Multilevel Regulation of Military and Security Contractors: The Interplay Between International, European and Domestic Norms
Chapter 22.  Australia :  Regulating Private Military and Security Companies
Authors

Tim McCormack; Rain Liivoja

ARI Id

1667477966730_9036482

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Not Available Free

Pages

507–526

Chapter URL

https://www.bloomsburycollections.com/book/multilevel-regulation-of-military-and-security-contractors-the-interplay-between-international-european-and-domestic-norms/ch22-australia

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Front matter
Foreword
v–vi
Acknowledgements
vii–viii
List of Contributors
xiii–xviii
Table of Cases
xix–xxiv
Table of International Instruments and Domestic Legislation
xxv–xxxviii
Introduction
Full Text Access; Christine Bakker; Mirko Sossai
1–8
Part I.  General Overview
Chapter 1.  Regulatory Initiatives at the International Level
Nigel White
11–30
Chapter 2.  The Regulatory Context of Private Military and Security Contractors at the EU Level
Guido Dekker
31–52
Chapter 3.  The European Union and Private Military and Security Contractors :  Existing Controls and Legal Bases for Further Regulation
Marco Gestri
53–78
Chapter 4.  The Role of EU External Relations in Ensuring Compliance with Human Rights and Humanitarian Law by Private Contractors
Mirko Sossai; Christine Bakker
79–104
Chapter 5.  A Comparative Overview of European and Extra-European National Regulation of Private Military and Security Services
Ottavio Quirico
105–122
Part II.  Existing Regulation and Case Law in EU Member States
Chapter 6.  The Baltic States
Ieva Miluna
125–154
Chapter 7.  Belgium
Axelle Reiter
155–164
Chapter 8.  Czech Republic
Petra Ochmannova
165–184
Chapter 9.  France
Vanessa Capdevielle; Hamza Cherief
185–214
Chapter 10.  Germany
Ralf Evertz
215–232
Chapter 11.  Italy
Andrea Atteritano
233–252
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