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CSG Holds Workshop on Current Trends in the Security Sector Reform Field
On June 3, 2019 the CSG held a one-day workshop titled, Security Sector Reform: The State of the Concept in Policy and Practice. Held at the Balsillie …
Read MoreStability Commentary: Moving towards second-generation SSR in Haiti?
In the lead-up to the UN Security Council’s March 2019 debate on the situation in Haiti, the Secretary-General tabled a report suggesting that Haiti h …
Read MoreNew CSG Publication – Exploring the Transition from First to Second Generation SSR in Conflict-Affected Societies
The CSG has released a new publication in its CSG Papers Series titled, Exploring the Transition from First to Second Generation SSR in Conflict-Affec …
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Stability: International Journal of Security & Development is a leading open-access journal focusing on security and development challenges in fragile, failed and conflict-affected states. It is the flagship publication of the Centre for Security Governance.
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New Wars, New Victimhood, and New Ways of Overcoming It
Contemporary conflicts, asymmetric conflicts, or New Wars as they are now called differ in nature and context from earlier, traditional, or Old Wars….
Read MoreSecond-Generation SSR or Unending Violence in Haiti?
In the literature on security sector reform (SSR), there is a debate between mainstream analysts of post-9/11 approaches, who argue that second-genera…
Read MorePredictive Peacekeeping: Strengthening Predictive Analysis in UN Peace Operations
The UN is becoming increasingly data-driven. Until recently, data-driven initiatives have mainly been led by individual UN field missions, but with An…
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