The Belgrade Centre for Security Policy team shared key challenges and lessons learned during democratic transition in Serbia and its substantial experience in advocating for security sector reform with more than ten Egyptian civil society organisations from 10-13 May.
There has been significant progress regarding security sector reform in the region, but there are still many challenges, such as: politicization, criminalization and not enough civilian control in practice - these are the conclusions of the round table that promoted "Almanac on Security Oversight in the Western Balkans".
Jelena Radoman, Advocacy Coordinator, delivered a lecture on security sector reform (SSR) in Serbia at the Security Sector School for Journalists in Prishtina. The lecture was focused on process of reform of security sector in Serbia from the 2000 up to present. Beside Serbia’s case study of SSR, participants had ...
Research Associate of the Centre for Civil-Military Relations (CCMR), Marko Savkovic, participated in the 2009 NATO-Ukraine Partnership Network Planning Conference entitled "Civil Society Involvement in Security Sector Reform: Lessons Learned and Recommendations for a Way Forward". Marko spoke on recent experiences related to policy making process in Serbia and summarized ...
Public debate “Security sector reform as a precondition to EU membership - role and possible contribution of civil society“ was held at the Centre for Civil-Military Relations on Tuesday, July 15. Tanja Miščević, Director of the Government of Serbia’s European Integration Office (SEIO), Zoran Jeftić, State Secretary of Defence, representatives ...
Worldwide, the security sector is dominated by men, and Serbia is no exception to this.
20. june 2003. - Occasional paper No. 7Miroslav Hadžić, PhD, Centre for Civil-Military Relations
A Collection of Essays presented at the round table organised in partnership with Government of the Czech Republic and Geneva Centre for Democratic Control of Armed Forces, October 30-31, 2006
15. december 2011.
