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Bosnia and Herzegovina: SSR and EU Accession

By: Anni Buelles | Tuesday, November 19th, 2013

In Sarajevo, from 29-31 October, the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) partnered with the Bosnian Armed Forces and the Centre for Security Studies to organize an Advanced Security Sector Reform (SSR) course. The course was a continuation of the first introductory SSR course held in February 2013. The advanced course was designed to familiarize security stakeholders with a whole-of-government approach towards SSR Read the post

Tags: Bosnia-Herzegovina, EU, SSR
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The military’s role in post-conflict law enforcement: DCAF report on Bosnia and Kosovo

By: Jesse Hembruff | Friday, May 28th, 2010

Military support is necessary—but not sufficient—to win the fight against organized crime in post-conflict states, according to a recent report by the Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces.  The report questions the role of the military in law enforcement and aims to fill an empirical knowledge gap in SSR by examining the Read the post

Tags: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, organized crime, SSR
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Bosnia-Herzegovina clears hurdle on path to NATO membership

By: Laura Holland | Wednesday, May 5th, 2010

Following a foreign ministers’ meeting in late April, NATO has agreed to grant Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) a membership action plan (MAP), which will help the country in its bid to join the treaty organization and the European Union. According the US State Department, “The MAP process, which can take several years, involves several stages of political Read the post

Tags: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Military Reform, NATO
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