3258 publications
Candide in Congo. The expected failure of Security Sector Reform (SSR)
Date de publication
17 September 2008
Accroche
From Afghanistan to the Central African Republic, through Haiti and Guinea Bissau, 'failed' or fragile states have finally turned out to be much more resilient than planned to the Security Sector Reforms (SSR) and other imported reforms of governance. Their ability to let any reform coming from abroad sink, to block or twist such initiatives strongly contrasts with the weakness of their human and financial resources. The example of the Democratic Republic of Congo illustrates the difficulties which are inherent to the concept of SSR.
Zimbabwe: Reflections on a Lasting Dictatorship
Date de publication
16 September 2008
Accroche
Marc-André Lagrange et Thierry Vircoulon,
United States: the Context of the Upcoming Presidential Elections
Date de publication
16 September 2008
The US Presidential Election: a Profound Reorganization in the Domestic Policy?
Date de publication
16 September 2008
Will a New Economic Policy be Implemented after George W. Bush?
Date de publication
16 September 2008