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Latest News

Reframing Security Sector Reform for Counterinsurgency – Getting the Politics Right

Libra Principal, Dr Andrew Rathmell writes for NDC’s 14th Forum Paper ‘Complex Operations: NATO at War and on the Margins of War’, reframing SSR for Counterinsurgency.

Operationalising the Comprehensive Approach

In this Chatham House publication, Libra Principal Dr Andrew Rathmell, along with Professor Julian Lindley-French and Professor Paul Cornish, discuss how NATO can make a reality of its aspirations to apply a Comprehensive Approach to complex operations.

Security Sector Evolution: Understanding & Influencing How Security Sector Institutions Change

Peter Wilson & Volha Piotukh analyse improved design, implementation and review of SSR programmes. Borrowing theory from economic and strategic management, they consider the implications of these insights for a new “evolutionary” approach to SSR

Stabilisation

In designing stabilisation policy, Libra is conscious of the profound impact stabilisation processes may have on social, economic and political development. We aim to promote and strengthen state institutions through broad and inter-dependent programming in the political, governance, rule of law, economic and administrative spheres. Interventions are designed to build state capability and legitimacy in parallel.  To improve effectiveness, we adopt an integrated approach to stabilisation that draws together agencies and departments in a "whole of government" approach, with clearly defined responsibilities and inter-dependencies. We are used to working collaboratively - in joint military and civilian operations at tactical and strategic levels, and multilaterally - with international partners.

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