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A comparison of the different accountability mechanisms for the British Armed Forces and UK-based Private Military and Security Companies (PMSC's) operating abroad
... the British Armed Forces (Edmunds, Dawes, Higate, Jenkings, & Woodward, 2016), in combination with an extensive policy of outsourcing of military services to the private sector (Edmonds, 1999; ...
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Militarism in the everyday: responses to domestic abuse in the British Armed Forces
... the British case. Turning to the British military, Williamson and Price’s study implicitly points towards factors which may produce particular barriers to help-seeking in this ...the British military ...
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Practical medicine and the British Armed Forces after the ?Glorious Revolution?
... spring of 1690, the Duke of Schomberg complained of the medical arrangements, Hutton took on the responsibilities of inspecting the military hospitals, inquiring into the qualifications [r] ...
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Sport and the Military: The British Armed Forces 1880 1960
... the British military from 1880 to 1960, and this the authors do admirably, stressing four major ...the British military recognized these benefits, illustrated by the formation of sport control boards ...
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British military recruitment in Ireland during the Crimean war, 1854-56
... the British Armed Forces and even the British state, monarchy and empire during the union ...the British Empire and the last popular surge in Irish recruitment as well as enthusiasm for ...
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The consequences of Brexit for the UK’s security policy and NATO’s eastern flank OSW Commentary NUMBER 299 | 03 04 2019
... the British armed forces’ cur- rent ...the armed forces and personnel shortages, wear and tear on the equipment, and delays in implementing rearmament pro- ...
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CHAPTER VI THE PRACTICE OF STATES UP TO 1945
... sector in the combat zone, the Italian government recognized the exclusive jurisdiction of the British service courts over the British armed forces; that it also recognized the right of [r] ...
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The South Yorkshire Armed Forces Covenant model
... an Armed Forces Covenant Fund grant designed to strengthen the local government delivery of the ...Yorkshire Armed Forces Covenant project activities were designed ...
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The South Yorkshire Armed Forces Covenant model
... The Advantage is a dedicated team at York St John University, providing award-winning professional training and development opportunities. Proudly working collaboratively with a range of organisations, they deliver study ...
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A study on the food and nutritional status of the armed forces
... A study on the food and nutritional status of the armed forces Med J Malaysia Vol 37 No I Mareh 1982 THE FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL THE ARMED FORCES A STUDY ON STATUS OF Y H CHONG E S TEE T K W NG S B YAP S[.] ...
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The Updated Commentary on the First Geneva Convention – A New Tool for Generating Respect for International Humanitarian Law
... The armed conflict will remain non-international in the first case, because it continues to oppose a non-State armed group and State armed ...original armed conflict between the non-State ...
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Cyber Warfare and the Status of Anonymous under International Humanitarian Law
... the armed conflict and in doing so misinterprets the concept of “belonging” to require factual control to be exercised which, as I have said, is the crucial ingredient to establishing state ...
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Armed Conflict and Humanitarian Crisis in Syria
... Non-state armed groups opposing the government also carried out serious abuses including indiscriminate attacks against civilians, using child soldiers, kidnapping, unlawfully blocking humanitarian aid, and ...
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Naxalism in india: role and responses of armed forces
... the armed groups to operate from, who draw sustenance from sympathetic villages and the voids of state machinery in development, basic education, health care, law enforcement, transportation or ...
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Comment: Developing the Environmental Law of Armed Conflict
... The principle, as such, is declared to restrain all armed forces in the event of armed conflict, without regard to the necessity or proportionality principles, while Article[r] ...
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Children in emergency and crisis situations. Commission staff working document. SEC (2008) 135 final, 5 February 2008
... Schools are, however, not always places of safety, and in many countries (Liberia, Nepal, etc) schools have been attacked by armed groups to bring about the forced enlistment of children. Schools are also ...
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Meeting the housing needs of the armed forces community in Tameside
... the armed forces community, however this did not extend to the community organisations, and there was little awareness of the Armed Forces Covenant outside of the armed forces ...
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Constructing the Authoritarian State: Zaire
... In keeping with this, the President announced the depoliticization of public services, the armed forces and the security forces, the immediate dissolution of such pa[r] ...
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THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE AND THE USE OF THE ARMED FORCES ABROAD
... Similarly, lInder Secretary Katzen- bach, in testifyin~ reeently before the Scnate Forcign Relations Commillee, said that he doubts that any President has ever acte[r] ...
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Women in the Indian Armed Forces: Scope and limitation
... Currently, women in the non-medical cadre, serve as Short Service Commissioned (SSC) officers. Under this type of commission, they can serve in the armed forces for a period ranging from 5-14 years. On ...
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