Columbia International Affairs Online: Policy Briefs
The Geneva Centre for Security Policy
URL: http://www.gcsp.ch/
The Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP) is an international foundation, created under the framework of Swiss participation in the Partnership for Peace.
The GCSP has three core missions:
- to provide expert training in international security policy for diplomats, military officers and civil servants from foreign and defence ministries;
- to define, contribute and advance research in international security studies and to organise conferences and seminars accordingly; and
- to foster cooperative networking with countries, institutions and experts working in this area.
The Foundation Members include: Austria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, the Federal Republic of Germany, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Poland, Romania, the Russian Federation, the Slovak Republic, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, the United States of America and the Canton of Geneva.
Additional Materials from The Geneva Centre for Security Policy: Working Papers
Policy Briefs
Title: South Caucasus: What Prospects after Twenty Years of "Managed Instability"?
Authors: Alain Guidetti
Date: October 2011Title: Shadow Networks: The Growing Nexus of Terrorism and Organised Crime
Authors: Christina Schori Liang
Date: September 2011Title: Improving United Nations Intelligence: Lessons from the Field
Authors: Melanie Ramjoué
Date: August 2011Title: A Middle East Free of Weapons of Mass Destruction: For a Comprehensive and Incremental Approach
Authors: Marc Finaud
Date: July 2011Title: The CSDP after Lisbon: Lost Opportunities or Changed Interests?
Authors: Antti Kaski
Date: June 2011Title: After the Fall: Leaders, Leadership and the Challenges of Post-Conflict Peacebuilding
Authors: Alan Doss
Date: June 2011Title: The Many Faces of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Authors: Mohammad-Mahmoud Ould Mohamedou
Date: May 2011Title: Transition in Arab States: Time for an "EU-Master Plan"
Authors: Walter Feichtinger
Date: April 2011Title: Strategic Pretence or Strategic Defence? Britain, France and the Common Security and Defence Policy after Libya
Authors: Julian Lindley-French
Date: April 2011Title: The Great Arab Revolution: Challenges, Dilemmas and Opportunities?
Authors: Graeme P. Herd
Date: March 2011Title: The Arab Revolt: Roots and Perspectives
Authors: Vicken Cheterian
Date: February 2011Title: The NBRIC Revolution and International Relations?
Authors: Dr Graeme P. Herd, Mr Dale A. Till
Date: December 2010Title: The European External Action Service: Implications and Challenges
Authors: Gustav Lindstrom
Date: November 2010Title: The Kosovo Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice and its Political Consequences
Authors: Pál Dunay, Steven Haines
Date: October 2010Title: Why Didn't the Global Economic and Financial Crisis Have More of an Impact on International Migration?
Authors: Khalid Koser
Date: September 2010Title: Not Beyond Limits: The Prospects of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)
Authors: Pál Dunay
Date: August 2010Title: Kyrgyzstan's Regime Change: Causes and Possible Consequences
Authors: Graeme P. Herd
Date: July 2010Title: A Bright Future for International Law?
Authors: Steven Haines
Date: June 2010Title: Russia's Strategic Choice
Authors: Graeme P. Herd
Date: May 2010Title: Building Partnerships in Peace Operations: The Limits of the Global/Regional Approach
Authors: Thierry Tardy
Date: May 2010
