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  • Security Sector Reform Resource Center162418
  • Security Sector Reform Topic Guide - GSDRC162419
  • Safety Security & Justice Topic Guide - GSDRC162420
  • UN Peacekeeping - Security Sector Reform162423
  • ISSAT - International Security Sector Advisory Team162424
  • Security Sector Management (Cranfield University)162425
  • USIP - Security Sector Reform/Governance162426
  • ODI - Justice and security sector reform162427
  • ICTJ - Institutional Reform162428
  • ASSET - Association for for SSR Education & Training162429
  • African Security Sector Network162430
  • African Union Policy Framework on SSR162431
  • Search for Common Ground - SSG162433
  • Saferworld - Security Sector Reform162434
  • Enough Project - Security Sector Reform162435
  • Wikipedia - Security Sector Reform162436
  • DCAF - Centre for Security, Development & Rule of Law162437
  • Journal of Security Sector Management162438
  • Video: Development Progress – Achieving security progress in post-conflict contexts162439
  • Book: Building Security in Post-Conflict States: The Domestic Consequences of Security Sector Reform (Ursula Schroeder & Fairlie Chappuis, 2015)162440
  • Book: Security Sector Reform in Southeast Asia From Policy to Practice (Felix Heiduk ed, 2014)162441
  • Book: The Politics of Security Sector Reform: Challenges and Opportunities for the European Union's Global Role (Greg Simons & Magnus Ekengren 2013)162442
  • Book: The Politics of Security Sector Reform: Challenges and Opportunities for the European Union's Global Role (Greg Simons & Magnus Ekengren 2013)162443
  • Book: Back to the Roots: Security Sector Reform and Development (Albrecht Schnabel & Vanessa Farr, 2011)162444
  • Book (free PDF): The Future of Security Sector Reform (CIGI 2010)162445
  • Book (free online pdf): Security sector reform and post-conflict peacebuilding (UNU Press 2005)162446
  • Security Governance in Post-Conflict Peacebuilding (pdf) - DCAF162447
  • Reform and Reconstruction of the Security Sector (pdf) - DCAF162448
  • Book: Reform and Reconstruction of the Security Sector (Alan Bryden & Heiner Hänggi, 2004)162449
  • Paper: Security Sector Reform, Local Ownership and Community Engagement - Stability Journal 07/14162450
  • Brief: Ensuring Long-Term Protection: Justice-Sensitive Security Sector Reform and Displacement - ICTJ 06/13162451
  • Report: Gender and Security Sector Reform: Examples from the Ground - DCAF 06/11162453
  • Paper: The development-security nexus and security sector reform - University of Westminster 04/11162454
  • Report: Securing the Future A Primer on Security Sector Reform in Conflict Countries - USIP 09/08162455
  • Report: Gender and Security Sector Reform Toolkit - OSCE 02/08162456
  • Report; Handbook on Security System Reform: Supporting Security and Justice - OECD / DAV 02/08162457
  • Paper: Security sector reform in Africa: The promise and the practice of a new donor approach - ACCORD 04/08162458
  • Report: Security sector reform in developing and transitional countries - Berghof Foundation 07/04162459
  • Report: Providing Security for People: Security Sector Reform in Africa - GFN-SSR 2003162460
  • Report: Understanding and Supporting Security Sector Reform - DFID 02/02162461
  • Report: The challenges of security sector reform - SIPRI 2001162462
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