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

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

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, including the military and police, who often operat...

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Main Authors: White, Nigel D., Footer, Mary E., Senior, Kerry, Dorp, Mark van, Kiezebrink, Vincent, Wasi Gede Puraka, Y., Anzas, Ayudya
Format: Article
Published: Springer 2018
Subjects:
Accountability; Corporate capture; Corporate-community conflict; Human rights; Indonesia; Land rights; Logging; Private military and security companies; Natural resources industry; Palm oil; Public-private security; Responsibility
Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/52936/

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