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policy. Nova Science Publishers, New York
Mejia M (2003) Maritime gerrymandering: dilemmas in defining piracy, terrorism and other acts of
maritime violence. J Int Commer Law 2:153–175
Mejia MQ Jr (2012) Maritime piracy – a multi-dimensional issue. Swedish Maritime Administration, Norrköping
Mejia MQ Jr (2013) Economic development, political stability, and maritime piracy: exploring the
linkages. In: Mejia MQ Jr (ed) Selected issues in maritime law and policy: Liber Amicorum
Proshanto K. Mukherjee. Nova Science Publishers, Hauppauge
Mejia M Jr, Mukherjee PK (2006) The SUA Convention 2005: a critical evaluation of its
effectiveness in suppressing maritime criminal acts. J Int Marit Law 12:170–191
Mejia MQ Jr, Cariou P, Wolff FC (2012) Piracy in shipping. In: Talley WK (ed) The Blackwell
companion to maritime economics. Blackwell Publishing, Oxford
Menkel-Meadow C (2011) Why and how to study transnational law. UC Irvine Law Rev:97–128
Mileski J, Mejia MQ Jr, Ferrell T (2015) Making lemonade out of lemons: port operators’
perceptions of their port security regulation compliance. WMU J Marit Aff 14:93–108
Mukherjee PK, Mejia MQ Jr (2004) The legal framework of maritime security in international law.
In: Eremeev VN, Radchenko VN (eds) A gateway to sustainable development. International
Ocean Institute, Ukraine
Osnin NA (2006a) Private Maritime Security Company (PMSC) in the Strait of Malacca — options
for Malaysia. WMU J Marit Aff 5(2):195–206
Osnin NA (2006b) Private Maritime Security Companies in the Strait of Malacca: are they here to
stay? Paper presented at the 5th Maritime Institute of Malaysia Conference on the Strait of
Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, 1–2 August 2006
Otto L (2015) Maritime crime in Nigeria and waters beyond: analysing the period 2009 to 2013. Afr
Insight 45:15–29
Parsons DM (2010) Protecting the booty: creating a regulatory framework to govern increased use
of private security companies in the fight against pirates. Tulane Marit Law J 35:153–182
Percy S (2012) Regulating the private security industry: a story of regulating the last war. Int Rev
Red Cross 94:941–960
Petrig A (2013) The use of force and firearms by private maritime security companies against
suspected pirates. Int Comp Law Q 62:667–701
Petrig A (2016a) Application of the Montreux document to maritime security. Marit Saf Secur J
2:1–19
Petrig A (2016b) Regulating PMSCs at sea: operational and legal specificities. Presentation at the
United Nations Human Rights Council Intergovernmental Working Group on Private Military
and Security Companies, 5th Session, Geneva, 12–16 December 2016
Priddy A, Casey-Maslen S (2012) Counter-piracy operations by private maritime security contractors: key legal issues and challenges. J Int Crim Just 10:839–856
Reimann M (2004) From the law of nations to transnational law: why we need a new basic course
for international curriculum. Penn State Int Law Rev 22(3):397–415
Richemond-Barak D (2014) Can self-regulation work? Lessons from the private security and
military industry. Mich J Int Law 35(4):773–826
Ronzitti N (2011) The use of private contractors in the fight against piracy: policy options. In:
Francioni F, Ronzitti N (eds) War by contract: human rights, humanitarian law, and private
contractors. Oxford University Press, Oxford
Ryngaert C (2016) Non state actors: carving out a space in a state-centred international legal system.
Neth Int Law Rev 63:183–195
Ryngaert C (2017) Non state actors in international law: a rejoinder to Professor Thirlway. Neth Int
Law Rev 64:155–162
Skaanild T (2013) Piracy: armed robbery, kidnapping, torture and murder at sea. In: Mejia MQ Jr,
Kojima C, Sawyer M (eds) Piracy at sea. Springer, Berlin
Private Maritime Security Companies Within the International Legal. . .
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