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[Comment]
13 April 2004, Guardian, Rifkind made head of Iraq security firm
[hotlinks, Other Companies]
13 April 2004, Washington Post, More limits sought for private security teams
[hotlinks, General Interest]
12 April 2004, Time, When private armies take to the front lines
[hotlinks, General Interest]
9 April 2004, MSN, Hired guns – what to do about military contractors
[hotlinks, General Interest]
8 April 2004, Washington Post, Under fire, security companies form an alliance
[hotlinks, Other Companies]
6 April 2004, Washington Post, Private guards repel attack on US headquarters
[hotlinks, Other Companies]
2 April 2004, Chicago Tribune, Iraq violence drives thriving business
[hotlinks, General Interest]
2 April 2004, Christian Science Monitor, Private firms take on more military tasks
[hotlinks, Other Companies]
1 April 2004, BBC, Outsourcing the war
[hotlinks, Other Companies]
1 April 2004, San Francisco Chronicle, Horror at Fallujah – 4 US contractors die
[hotlinks, Other Companies]
1 April 2004, CNN, Blackwater aids military with armed support
[hotlinks, Other Companies]
30 March 2004, New York Times, Big pay luring military's elite to private jobs
[hotlinks, General Interest]
28 March 2004, San Francisco Chronicle, Global security firms fill in as private armies
[hotlinks, General Interest]
28 March 2004, Independent, Britain’s secret army in Iraq
[hotlinks, General Interest]
25 March 2004, Economist, Mercenaries: the Baghdad boom
[hotlinks, General Interest]
22 March 2004, AlterNet, Mercenaries ‘R US
[hotlinks, Other Companies]
22 March 2004, Comment: New York Times corrects inaccuracy
[Comment]
19 March 2004, Brookings Institution, Dogs of war go corporate
[hotlinks, Publications and Views]
19 March 2004, The Herald, SAS fears losing men to American ‘mercenary’ force
[hotlinks, General Interest]
19 March 2004, Comment: If it worked before, why not again?
[Comment]
18 March 2004, Economist, The fog and dogs of war
[hotlinks, General Interest]
18 March 2004, Washington Post, More private forces eyed for Iraq
[hotlinks, General Interest]
18 March, Baltimore Sun, Security businesses, black market in guns thrive
[hotlinks, Other Companies]
18 March 2004, Chicago Tribune, S Africa strains to keep lid on mercenaries
[hotlinks, General Interest]
15 March 2004, The Star, Would it be so terrible if the dogs of war bit?
[hotlinks, Publications and Views]
11 March 2004, BBC News, Mercenaries in Africa’s conflicts
[hotlinks, General Interest]
5 March 2004, The Age, US hires mercenaries for Iraq role
[hotlinks, General Interest]
4 March 2004, Associated Press, UN intends to hire a security firm
[hotlinks, General Interest]
3 March 2004, Mail and Guardian, SA’s ‘security experts’ defy the law
[hotlinks, General Interest]
2 March 2004, Democracy Now, Head of US security firm that guarded Aristide speaks out
[hotlinks, Other Companies]
27 February 2004, Daily Star, Privatizing peace and security: a Hobbesian dilemma
[hotlinks, Publications and Views]
26 February 2004, Stuff (NZ), Mercenaries can offer humanitarian protection, MPs told
[hotlinks, General Interest]
21 February 2004, Scotsman, Special forces quitting to cash in on Iraq
[hotlinks, General Interest]
15 February 2004, News24, South Africans streaming to Iraq
[hotlinks, General Interest]
15 February 2004, Newsday, Start-up company with connections
[hotlinks, General Interest]
14 February 2004, NY Times, Private US operatives on risky missions in Colombia
[hotlinks, General Interest]
13 February 2004, News24, War hero: I was a mercenary
[hotlinks, General Interest]
10 February 2004, The Star (SA), Are we fighting foreign wars?
[hotlinks, Publications and Views]
9 February 2004, Federal Times, DoD drafting new rules for wartime contractors
[hotlinks, General Interest]
4 February 2004, Cape Times, Hired guns from SA are flooding Iraq
[hotlinks, General Interest]