Research Project Releases Four New Reports
The first four reports are available from the multi-year research project “Exploring the Transition from First to Second Generation SSR in Conflict-Affected Societies.”
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Month: September 2016
Police Reform in Iraq: Challenges and Lessons Learned (Part 1)
CSG’s Antoine Vandemoortele interviews Sr. Fellow Paul Biddle, Strategic Police Advisor to the UK Embassy in Baghdad, the Coalition Joint Task Force Operation “Inherent Resolve” and the Governor of Anbar in Iraq between February and May 2016. Part 1 discusses Biddle’s role as Strategic Police Advisor as well as the context and key challenges of police reform in Anbar province.
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The Haitian National Police and the Governance Crisis in Haiti
The highly-contested character of Haiti’s national elections in 2015 and the larger governance crisis that endures today, have sharpened debates about the role of the Haitian National Police and its development in recent years. The authors offer a careful, nuanced assessment of uneven HNP progress in five areas.
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Canada, Peace Operations & SSR
A new blog series which explores the security sector reform (SSR) dimension of Canada’s planned re-engagement with peacekeeping and peace operations in Africa. This four-part series focuses on the main options being speculated upon for troop deployment: Mali, the Central African Republic (CAR), South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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Canada’s Options for a Peace & Stabilization Mission in South Sudan
This article analyzes the context of a potential Canadian contribution in South Sudan as part of our four-entry series on a Canadian return to peacekeeping.
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Canada’s Options for a Peace & Stabilization Mission in CAR
This article analyzes the context of a potential Canadian contribution in the Central African Republic as part of our four-entry series on a Canadian return to peacekeeping.
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Canada’s Options for a Peace & Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo
This article analyzes the context of a potential Canadian contribution in the Democratic Republic of Congo as part of our four-entry series on a Canadian return to peacekeeping.
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