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Mercenary commando coup operations: Theory versus practice

James L. Taulbee Associate Professor of Political Science, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia
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David A. Head PhD candidate in the Department of Political Science, Emory University,
Pages 109-121 | Published online: 24 Jan 2008

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James Larry Taulbee. (2001) Governing the use of force: Does the UN charter matter anymore?. Civil Wars 4:2, pages 1-58.
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James Larry Taulbee. (1998) Reflections on the mercenary option. Small Wars & Insurgencies 9:2, pages 145-163.
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César Niño & Camilo González. (2022) Phantom state in Haiti: criminal sovereignty and the mercenary remedy. Trends in Organized Crime.
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