The Centre for Security Governance carries out and supports innovative, policy-oriented research to inform policy makers, practitioners, and the general public. CSG research is multi-disciplinary, employs a variety of methodological tools—both quantitative and qualitative—and draws on the extensive and varied backgrounds of our staff and fellows.
The Centre for Security Governance’s active publications program features original research on a wide range of security and governance issues. All CSG publications are open access and free to download.
CSG Papers No. 23 (December 2022)
From Hubris to Irrelevance: The Demise of the Western State-building Project
By: Mark Sedra
CSG Papers No. 22 (May 2022)
Lessons from the Afghanistan Experience with
Security Sector Reform, 2001–2021
By: Mark Sedra
CSG Papers No. 21 (May 2020)
Protection through Peace Building: The Future of UNMISS’ Protection of Civilians Mandate in South Sudan
By: Timothy Donais
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The CSG has an active events program that’s seeks to provide a vibrant space for public dialogue on pressing global challenges in the security and governance fields.
