RSSDialogue Series No 2 - Security Sector Reform
| Author | Title / Description | Date |
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| Clem McCartney, Martina Fischer & Oliver Wils (eds.) |
Security Sector Reform - Potentials and Challenges for Conflict Transformation
Violent crises and internal wars are often consequences of the failure of states to provide stability and security for their citizens. International organisations and development agencies, in order to overcome cultures of violence and to support nation-building processes, have focused on security sector reform as an integral part of third-party intervention in recent years. This issue of the Berghof Handbook Dialogue Series examines the arguments for engagement with the security sector and provides an analysis of the dilemmas that arise, along with suggestions for how they might be overcome.
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2004 08 2004 |
Single articles in this dialogue include:
| Clem McCartney, Martina Fischer & Oliver Wils |
Introduction: Dilemmas of Security Sector Reform in the Context of Conflict Transformation |
| Herbert Wulf |
Security Sector Reform in Developing and Transitional Countries |
| Nicole Ball |
Dilemmas of Security Sector Reform: Response to “Security Sector Reform in Developing and Transitional Countries” |
| Marina Caparini |
Response to Herbert Wulf ’s paper |
| Vanessa A. Farr |
Voices from the Margins: A Response to “Security Sector Reform in Developing and Transitional Countries” |
| Muhammad Najib Azca |
Security Sector Reform, Democratic Transition, and Social Violence: The Case of Ambon (Indonesia) |
| Laurie Nathan |
Obstacles to Security Sector Reform in New Democracies |
| Herbert Wulf |
Chances, Dilemmas and Obstacles of Security Reform |