Author: Dr Dylan Hendrickson Conflict, Security and Development Group King’s College London United Kingdom Commissioned by GFN-SSR May 2009
International Development Department School of Public Policy, University of Birmingham. B15 2TT United Kingdom +44 (0) 121 414 7291 www.ssrnetwork.ne An Introduction to Security Sector Reform – 11-13 June 2007 Presenters’ Biographies Hosted by the GFN-SSR, University of Birmingham at the Beeches Conference Centre, Birmingham Bruce Baker is Professor of African Security at Coventry University,…
Regional SSR Guides SSR in Southern Africa This topic guide provides an introduction to literature on security sector reform (SSR) in Southern Africa. It highlights key issues and priority areas in the regions and countries, and identifies relevant regional and country texts that cover a number of security sectors.
SSR organisations in Africa Towards an African SSR Strategy, ASSN workshop SSR in Africa documents Call for Papers: African Security Review
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Author: Eboe Hutchful, African Security Sector Network Printed in the UK by the University of Birmingham, 2009
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How can the European Union (EU) better support security sector reform (SSR)? This report from Saferworld summarises the findings of a seminar on SSR and the EU’s role in it. The seminar revealed that local ownership, holistic understanding and assessments, approaches tailored to local contexts and access to sufficient funding are all preconditions for effective…
How should international actors contribute to the support of justice and security in fragile states? This paper from the OECD/DAC Network on Conflict, Peace and Development Co-operation analyses the providers, processes and objectives of fragile states’ justice and security services, and reviews lessons learnt by donors in this area. It argues that international actors should…
