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• The aim sought by PrivateMilitary.org
in 2000 remains:
Since
the early 1990s, the world has witnessed
the proliferation of Private
Military Companies and Private Security Companies,
which are legally established enterprises
that profit from the offering of
military and security-related expertise
that used to be considered the preserve
of the state. PrivateMilitary.org
aims to be a useful and free source
of information for those interested
and participating in the debate about this growing business sector.
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Our audience is diverse, reflecting
the growing interest in security
privatization and military outsourcing
trends: scholars, higher-education
students, professional researchers,
journalists, business organizations
(in the supply and demand sides),
international and non-governmental
organizations, law enforcement personnel,
private security specialists, servicemen,
former servicemen, and military
enthusiasts. Family folks
concerned about the deployment of
their loved ones to Iraq and Afghanistan
have also joined our audience. All of them CONTRIBUTE to our work.
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While PrivateMIlitary.org has been
a valuable source of information
for those interested in PMCs and PSCs,
it has also inadvertently established
a trend by which other websites
focusing on the subject follow our lead through
the "borrowing" of categories, content, and outreach ideas. It is hoped that this trend
will positively impact the understanding
of the private military and security world.
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