2006
DOI: 10.1080/13698240601060660
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Private Military Companies as ‘Epistemic Communities’

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“…However, the idea of an epistemic community extends past the somewhat passive notion of a consultancy-based group. In this respect, epistemic communities often engage with decision-makers in an attempt to interpret, frame, influence and optimise the solutions to problems within a particular issue area (Haas, 2001;Jones, 2006;Youde, 2005). Politically, epistemic communities can even be perceived to fulfil the role of a 'countervailing power to dominant policy discourses and practices' within the state (Pieterse, 2006), as the case of the TAC, described below, clearly demonstrates.…”
Section: Social Movements and Epistemic Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…However, the idea of an epistemic community extends past the somewhat passive notion of a consultancy-based group. In this respect, epistemic communities often engage with decision-makers in an attempt to interpret, frame, influence and optimise the solutions to problems within a particular issue area (Haas, 2001;Jones, 2006;Youde, 2005). Politically, epistemic communities can even be perceived to fulfil the role of a 'countervailing power to dominant policy discourses and practices' within the state (Pieterse, 2006), as the case of the TAC, described below, clearly demonstrates.…”
Section: Social Movements and Epistemic Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 98%