Security & Justice
The EU and Transitional Justice
The EU funds international justice generously yet long lacked a strategy of its own: what transitional justice involves and where the policy gap lies.
Security and Justice after Conflict
Security-sector reform, transitional justice, demobilisation and the rule of law after conflict, from vetting and oversight to war-crimes accountability.
Security & Justice
Public Security and Justice After Conflict
Field research from eight conflict-affected countries on why security and justice must be delivered as public services, not military projects.
Security & Justice
Transitional Justice and Security System Reform
Why vetting, oversight and accountability for past abuse decide whether post-conflict security institutions earn public trust.
Publications
Justice-Sensitive Security System Reform in the DRC
The DRC built its army and police from unvetted belligerents. Two decades of reform changed little, because impunity, not capacity, is the core problem.
Security & Justice
Responding to People’s Security Needs
Why donor security programmes keep missing the threats people actually face, and the seven implementation gaps behind the failure.
Security & Justice
Demobilisation and Reintegration: The EU’s DDR Concept
The 2006 EU Concept for support to DDR distilled fifteen years of demobilisation practice into definitions, lessons and principles that still hold.