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The Arab Reform Initiative
The Arab Reform Initiative is a network of independent Arab research and policy institutes, with partners from the United States and Europe. - Document
Security sector reform in the Arab region: challenges to developing an indigenous agenda
The Arab Reform Initiative, 2007Argues that Western practitioners developing and promoting security sector reform (SSR) in the Arab world tend to emphasise its ‘technical aspects’, in the hope that de-politicisation will make it more acceptable to both Western donor governments and Arab recipient countries.DocumentMeasuring the contribution of criminal justice systems to the control of crime and violence: lessons from Jamaica and the Dominican Republic
Center for International Development, Harvard University, 2007This paper examines the measurement tools employed by governments facing high levels of crime and violence to increase safety and deliver justice.DocumentOf broken social contracts and ethnic violence: the case of Kashmir
Crisis States Research Centre, LSE, 2005This paper examines the conflict in Kashmir, arguing that the main reason for political discontent and resort to violence has to do with repeated infringement of the social contract by the central government of India, acting often in tandem with the state government. It first considers the theoretical debates concerning nationalism and ethnicity.DocumentLaw and counterterrorism: the Prevention of Terrorism Act in a strategic dimension
Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, India, 2004To date, India’s policy-level response to terrorism has been ad-hoc at best. The recently passed Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) attempts to address the most critical dilemma facing democracies – how to maintain security while upholding civil liberties.DocumentConstructing authority alternatives in Colombia: globalisation and the transformation of governance
Crisis States Research Centre, LSE, 2004This paper examines the new institutional arrangements that are emerging to replace or complement sovereign authority, as well as their consequences for state strength, legitimacy, and governance.Pages
