With Making A Killing, Canadian journalist Madelaine Drohan travels back to a time of colonies and chartered companies to track the use of armed force by corporations to meet their business objectives.

Sep 1, 2004 · What happens when multinational corporations decide that the use of armed force is just business by another means? In Making a Killing, Madelaine Drohan looks at the shocking number of …

Making a Killing: How and Why Corporations Use Armed Force to Do Business by Madelaine Drohan (2004-09-01) Hardcover

This book examines the reasons for and impact of military business operations in both peace and war. It argues that military business is important because of its impact on national economies, civil-military …

Aug 6, 2010 · What happens when multinational corporations decide that the use of armed force is just business by other means? In Making a Killing, Madelaine Drohan looks at the shocking number of …

Dec 8, 2023 · In this book, award-winning journalist Madelaine Drohan explores 10 case studies involving corporations that employed armed force as part of their business practices in Africa. …

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Jan 1, 2003 · In Making a Killing , Madelaine Drohan looks at the shocking number of companies that have linked up with mercenaries, warlords, armies and private militias in order to make a profit.

Sep 1, 2004 · What happens when multinational corporations decide that the use of armed force is really business? When companies line up with warlords and armies to make a profit?

In a story unlikely to endear her to editors of the business pages, journalist Madelaine Drohan tackles the growing corporate use of mercenary armies to protect their business interests.