Outsourced Empire: How Militias, Mercenaries, and Contractors Support US Statecraft
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Andrew Thomson., & Andrew Thomson|AUTHOR. (2018). Outsourced Empire: How Militias, Mercenaries, and Contractors Support US Statecraft . Pluto Press.

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Thomson reveals how these agents are central to US imperialism - from the Guatemalan coup to the Bay of Pigs, from Syrian rebel factions to the Soviet-Afghan War, bringing these narratives together to reveal the evolution of paramilitary insurgencies across the globe. Militias, mercenaries, and private companies (PMCs) have formed a central part of the strategies designed to influence political and economic conditions abroad, oriented towards the US's Empire. 





Drawing on declassified documents including US training manuals, CIA communiqués and the National Security Archive, Outsourced Empire reveals new evidence that helps us understand these institutions and their collective role in maintaining global order.
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