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...
Read MoreOn June 3, 2019 the CSG held a one-day workshop titled, Security Sector Reform: The State of the...
Read MoreThe CSG has released a new publication in its CSG Papers Series titled, Exploring the Transition...
Read MoreOn April 16, 2019 the CSG launched the Waterloo Symposium on Technology & Society at the...
Read MorePRESS RELEASE Symposium Founding Sponsor: Savvas Chamberlain, EXEL Research Inc. Symposium...
Read MoreJennifer Erin Salahub Senior Fellow Jennifer Salahub is an expert in security and development,...
Read MoreHow homegrown organized crime groups in Africa are diversifying, maturing and increasing in sophistication.
Read MoreCSG Senior Fellow Alix Valenti continues her explanation of why Duterte’s war on drugs has proved to be particularly bloody in part two of a special feature on the Philippines.
Read MoreAlthough the Republic of the Philippines is not generally recognised as a violent or fragile state, since ex-Davao mayor Rodrigo Duterte was elected President on 30 June 2016, the country has been regularly making the headlines. CSG Senior Fellow Alix Valenti explains why Duterte’s war on drugs has proved to be particularly bloody.
Read MoreThe CSG is pleased to announce that Geoff Burt has been named Executive Director. Geoff will join the CSG as of April 1, 2017.
Read MoreMark Sedra Senior Fellow The co-founder of the Centre for Security Governance, Mark is currently...
Read MoreMatthew Brubacher Senior Fellow Matthew Brubacher currently works with the United Nations Mission...
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Read MoreThe Centre for Security Governance (CSG) is pleased to announce the publication of a new CSG Paper by CSG Senior Fellow Sarah Dewhurst and Lindsey Greising. It is the second of two papers on Timor-Leste and the product of a wider series of papers that has come out of a multi-year research project.
Read MoreThe CSG is pleased to announce the publication of a new CSG Paper by CSG Fellow Ibrahim Bangura. It is the second of two papers on Sierra Leone and the product of a wider series of papers that has come out of a multi-year research project.
Read More“Security Sector Reform in Conflict-Affected Countries: The Evolution of a Model” by Mark Sedra is now available through Routledge.
Read MoreAlix Valenti Senior Fellow Alix Valenti is an independent consultant and a freelance journalist...
Read MoreThe CSG is pleased to announce the publication of a new CSG Paper by CSG Fellow Gaëlle Rivard Piché. It is the second of two papers on El Salvador and the product of a wider series of papers that has come out of a multi-year research project.
Read More“Integrating Security Sector Reform and Small Arms Light Weapons Programming” by CSG Executive Director Mark Sedra and Senior Fellow Geoff Burt.
Read MoreThis article delves into the ever-evolving field of gender security sector reform, in order to uncover its shortcomings and subsequently provide novel to the discipline. It argues that practices within the field of gender sensitive police reform display radical alternatives to overcome SSR’s issues, specifically through its focus on ‘gender-mainstreaming’ as a transformative approach to reform.
Read MorePart three of three on the CSG’s Special Series from Senior Fellow David Law which provides a security sector perspective on the ongoing crisis in Mali and focuses on stabilization and security sector reform challenges to address in this context.
Read MorePart two of three on the CSG’s Special Series from Senior Fellow David Law which provides a security sector perspective on the ongoing crisis in Mali and focuses on stabilization and security sector reform challenges to address in this context.
Read MorePart one of three on the CSG’s Special Series from Senior Fellow David Law which provides a security sector perspective on the ongoing crisis in Mali and focuses on stabilization and security sector reform challenges to address in this context.
Read MoreThe Centre for Security Governance (CSG) is pleased to present a new three-part blog contribution from CSG Senior Fellow David Law which provides a security sector perspective on the ongoing crisis in Mali and focuses on stabilization and security sector reform challenges to address in this context.
Read MoreThis article analyzes the impact on democracy and governance of the protests and the state of emergency in Ethiopia declared by the government. The author argues that, although messy, and perhaps disruptive to Ethiopia’s economic progress, what is needed is genuine democratic dialogue to solve this crisis.
Read MoreDirector Mark Sedra presented “The Future of Canadian Engagement in Fragile and Conflict-Affected States: Asserting a Thought Leadership Role” at a conference organized by CIC.
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