Blurring public and private security in Indonesia: corporate interests and human rights in a fragile environment

White, Nigel D.; Footer, Mary E.; Senior, Kerry; Dorp, Mark van; Kiezebrink, Vincent; Wasi Gede Puraka, Y.; Anzas, Ayudya

doi:10.1007/s40802-018-0107-8

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Ending the US embargo of Cuba: international law in dispute (2018)
Journal Article

The announcement by Presidents Obama and Castro in December 2014 of a major step towards normalisation of inter-state relations was part of what is primarily a political process, but normalisation implies a return to peaceful inter-state relations ba... Read More about Ending the US embargo of Cuba: international law in dispute.

Blurring public and private security in Indonesia: corporate interests and human rights in a fragile environment (2018)
Journal Article

While legal and policy frameworks are based on a clear distinction between public and private security actors and functions, the reality on the ground in Indonesia reveals that there is a high level of corporate capture of public security services, i... Read More about Blurring public and private security in Indonesia: corporate interests and human rights in a fragile environment.