SERBIAN SECURITY POLICY

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  • Date: 18.11.2020.

    Author: Predrag Petrović |

    Are institutions and politicians really working for the public interest? How is corruption perceived in Serbia? Are citizens ready to support activist initiatives? You can read what citizens think about these and other issues in the latest BCSP analysis.

  • Date: 10.11.2020.

    Author: Belgrade Centre for Security Policy

    How to present complex topics from the field of security so that they are clear and easily understood and how to bring them closer to the general public through posts on Wikipedia was the central question of the online workshop organized for interns by the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy on November 10th.

  • Date: 04.11.2020.

    Author: Belgrade Centre for Security Policy

    BCSP is proud to announce the expansion of its research team with three outstanding researchers. Vuk Vuksanović, Luka Šterić and Srđan Hercigonja are new members of the BCSP team.

  • Date: 26.10.2020.

    Author: Belgrade Centre for Security Policy

    Through a series of online workshops held from 13th to 23rd October, BCSP interns learned more about security sector reform, cybersecurity, and public policy research.

  • Date: 14.07.2020.

    Author: Belgrade Centre for Security Policy

    Letter by Serbian civil society organizations.

  • Date: 08.07.2020.

    Author: Belgrade Centre for Security Policy

    The Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP) strongly condemns police brutality and demands an urgent investigation into police conduct towards protesters who gathered in central Belgrade last night. The citizens have a right to peacefully express dissatisfaction with the way the government is combating the COVID-19 pandemic and the government should stop furthering social polarisation, which threatens to develop into a permanent state of violence.

  • Date: 18.06.2020.

    Author: Belgrade Centre for Security Policy

    The smear campaign against BCSP and the targeting of our researchers and members of the BCSP Executive Board are just another example of the increasingly hostile political environment in which civil society organizations operate in Serbia.

  • Date: 02.06.2020.

    Author: Katarina Đokić | Saša Đorđević | Marija Ignjatijević | Jelena Pejić Nikić | Predrag Petrović |

    Report on state capture in Serbia is BCSP genuine and pioneering work aiming to document and deconstruct ongoing process of state capture in the security sector through presentation of mechanisms, actors and consequences of this process.

  • Date: 02.06.2020.

    Author: Belgrade Centre for Security Policy |

    Report on state capture in Serbia is BCSP genuine and pioneering work aiming to document and deconstruct ongoing process of state capture in the security sector through presentation of mechanisms, actors and consequences of this process.

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