by Nicole Ball, Jean-Marie Gasana, Willy Nindorera
Mar-29-2012 | Report
Nicole Ball, Jean-Marie Gasana, and Willy Nindorera explore security and justice programming in Burundi in order to develop better approaches to solving four key challenges... Read More »
by Karly Curcio, Dev Kar
Jan-18-2011 | Report
Updating its 2008 report, GFI has expanded the range of years analyzed, updated existing figures based on new data, and included a focus on Asia.... Read More »
by Nicole Ball, Piet Biesheuvel, Tom Hamilton-Baillie, ‘Funmi Olonisakin
Apr-01-2007 | Report
Security and Justice Sector Reform (SJSR) has assumed an increasingly prominent role on the international policy agenda since the end of the 1990s.... Read More »
by Paul Lubeck, Michael Watts, Ronnie Lipschutz
Feb-05-2007 | Report
In its anxious search for energy security, the United States has embarked on a risky strategy to arm and train the militaries of oil-producing West African countries under the rationale of pursuing the Global War on Terror. Over the past 15 years, amidst widening crises in the Middle East and volatile petroleum markets, the U.S. has quietly institutionalized a West African-based oil supply strategy, closely focused on an “Oil Triangle” centered on the Gulf of Guinea. ... Read More »
by Nicole Ball
Jan-01-2004 | Book
This handbook begins from the premise that people and states must be secure from the fear of violence at the local, national, regional and international levels if an enabling environment for sustainable political and economic development is to be created. ... Read More »
by Nicole Ball, Chris Spies
Nov-01-1998 | Report
In 1948, South Africa instituted a system of racial separation known as apartheid. Apartheid legalized social, economic, and political discrimination favoring the white minority. It governed the allocation of jobs; limited the access of nonwhites to social services such as health, education, and housing; and severely restricted ownership of land.... Read More »
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