African Security
Sector Network

Publications

Related publications from other sources

List of Web Papers  (www.ssronline.org)

No. 101 Building Effective and Accountable Security Institutions in Africa This report is a product of a three-day workshop on Security Sector Governance in Africa, held in Cotonou, the Republic of Benin, in April 2005. The Workshop, titled Building Effective and Accountable

No. 35 Meeting for Selection of an Interim Steering Committee for the African Network of Networks on Security Matters In proceeding with the recommendations of the declaration that emerged from the Mozambique Security Network Symposium (SNS) held in July 2003, a meeting to discuss the creation of an African network of

No. 33 Workshop on Security Sector Governance in Africa Security Sector Governance (SSG) in Africa was the theme of a workshop that took place from the 24-26 November, 2003, at Elmina, Ghana, under the auspices of Africa Dialogue and Security Research (ASDR),

No. 24 Aims, Objectives and Activities of the Security Network Symposium (this one we should have it linked as opposed to uploaded)

No. 20 Report of the South-South Dialogue on Defence Transformation The objective of the conference was to promote the debate about defence transformation in the context of Ghana , inject local content and transparency, and enhance Ghana 's ability to gain ownership of List of Webbooks Networking the Networks: Supporting Regional Peace and Security Agendas in Africa

The Mozambique Security Network Symposium was held in Maputo on 30 June-1 July 2003. The meeting gathered approximately sixty participants from government, regional and sub-regional organisations and civil society. The event was made possible through the support of the UK Government?s

Security Sector Governance in Africa: A Handbook At the African Union, we have spent the past year developing and strengthening the continental security architecture for the new millenium. With the entry into force of the AU Peace and Security Council protocol and the adoption of "The Solemn Declaration on a Common African Defence