Privatisation of army and war - a reality?
Journal Title: Impact Strategic - Year 2008, Vol 26, Issue 1
Abstract
A présent, ont lieux ample débats sur la privatisation de l’armée et de la guerre. La pratique montre que la privatisation de l’armée et de la guerre est des attentes des uns annalistes et politiciens et pas un processus réale. Ainsi d’attentes se fondent sur la thèse que l’Etat renoncera á ses prérogatives: souveraineté, indépendance, intégrité territoriale. La réalité démontre que les Etats ne renonceraient pas á leur utile spécialisé dans l’utilisation légitime de la force pour défendre et promouvoir leurs intérêts vitaux.
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Petre DUŢU
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