U.S. Government Contractors and Human Trafficking

Part I. From Workers to Victims: Human Trafficking and Forced Labor of Third Country Nationals by U.S. Government Contractor KBR, Inc. in Iraq

1. Introduction
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2. The Private Military Industry
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3. Human Trafficking and Forced Labor of TCNs in Iraq
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4. Legal Framework
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5. Theoretical Framework
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6. Analysis
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7. Summary and Conclusions
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8. Discussion
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Part II. From Peacekeepers to Perpetrators: Case Study of Private Contractor DynCorp and Their Complicity in Sex Trafficking in Post-War Bosnia

9. Introduction
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10. Private Military and Security Companies
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11. Sex Trafficking and Endeavoring a Cover-Up as International Crimes
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12. Theoretical Framework
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13. Analysis and Explanations
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14. Revised Analytical Framework
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15. Discussion and Recommendations
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Keywords: Criminology and Criminal Justice, Trafficking, International Humanitarian Law, Law of Armed Conflict