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Corporate Warriors: The Rise of the Privatized Military Industry

by P. W. Singer

Cornell University Press

January 2008, 360 pages, $19.95

by Chris Barsanti

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By refusing to cast himself as a finger-wagging scold on the subject of military contractors, Singer’s concerns have all that much more power.

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