CSG Transfers Management of Stability Journal to the University of Bradford
The CSG is pleased to announce that on December 4, 2020 it transferred ownership of the open...
Read MoreThe CSG is pleased to announce that on December 4, 2020 it transferred ownership of the open...
Read MoreThe CSG has released the second paper from the The Big Idea Brief series, titled The Simple...
Read MoreA research paper written by CSG Executive Director Mark Sedra charting the evolution of the...
Read MoreThe CSG is proud to announce the release of a new publication series, The Big Idea Brief. The...
Read MoreThe CSG has released a new publication in its CSG Papers Series titled, Exploring the Transition...
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 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 MoreThe CSG is pleased to announce the publication of a new CSG Paper by CSG Fellow Branka Marijan. It is the second of two papers on Bosnia-Herzegovina and the product of a wider series of papers that has come out of a multi-year research project
Read MoreThe 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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