Evaluating the effect of military intervention on rebel governance in terms of disaggregated human security

Shigenoi, Koki; Maekawa, Wakako

doi:10.1080/09592318.2022.2064701

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“…This article uses an outcome-based approach, similar to other studies that have attempted to assess the effectiveness of security interventions in different contexts to assess the effectiveness of private security companies, specifically Specialized Tasks, Training, Equipment, and Protection (STTEP) (Schroeder, Chappuis, & Kocak, 2013;Bell et al, 2013;Kinsey & Krieg, 2021, Shigenoi & Maekawa, 2022Bjarnesen, 2023). STTEP is an international private military and security company with relevant experience in Africa that was selected for its significant engagement against Boko Haram in Nigeria between January and March 2015 (STTEP, 2009).…”

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Hired guns against terrorism: assessing the use of commercial soldiers in Nigeria’s counterterrorism strategy

Bamigboye¹

2023

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Despite Nigerian military efforts, Boko Haram remains a major threat and the potential role of private security services in combating this threat is largely unknown. Through a qualitative case study, this study fills a critical gap by examining the potential role and impact of private security services and highlighting their effectiveness, commitment to long-term sustainability, and respect for human rights in the fight against Boko Haram. Applied to a broader context, the findings hold significant potential for developing more effective strategies in response to security threats, not only in Nigeria but also in other countries facing similar security challenges.

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Hired guns against terrorism: assessing the use of commercial soldiers in Nigeria’s counterterrorism strategy

Bamigboye¹

2023

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Evaluating the effect of military intervention on rebel governance in terms of disaggregated human security

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Hired guns against terrorism: assessing the use of commercial soldiers in Nigeria’s counterterrorism strategy

Hired guns against terrorism: assessing the use of commercial soldiers in Nigeria’s counterterrorism strategy

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