RealClear Defense has published HSC senior fellow Rowan Allport's call for the US to adopt a Aegis-based homeland missile defence system as part of its strategy for defeating the threat from cruise and ballistic missiles.
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Rowan Allport November 3, 2017 HSC in the Media, Latest Articles, Security and Defence, The Americas, Uncategorized
RealClear Defense has published HSC senior fellow Rowan Allport's call for the US to adopt a Aegis-based homeland missile defence system as part of its strategy for defeating the threat from cruise and ballistic missiles.
Read More »admin August 13, 2017 Uncategorized
The Human Security Centre are immensely concerned about the deteriorating economic and political situation in Venezuela. Now, so as to raise awareness about the ongoing crisis, we have joined forces with the team behind La Soledad to organise special screenings of the film, along with panel discussions about the current situation in Venezuela.
Read More »Rowan Allport April 2, 2017 Europe, Latest Articles, Russia and Eurasia, Security and Defence, Uncategorized
Following an extended period in which Norway could focus its military efforts in the Middle East and Asia, Oslo is now having to face threats closer to home. NATO also has a major role in the defence of Norway and the surrounding region, but serious questions remain over the progress it has made in meeting the challenges on its northern flank.
Read More »admin December 16, 2016 Uncategorized
The HSC hosted its final policy soirée of the year with the former Vice President of the Maldives.
Read More »admin October 27, 2016 Uncategorized
Private screening of the Oscar-nominated, Emmy-shortlisted film "My Enemy, My Brother", which HSC co-sponsored and impact produced.
Read More »Irena Baboi October 2, 2016 Europe, Security and Defence, Uncategorized
Having come a long way internationally in its eight short years of independence, the country now needs to do the same domestically – and show both the international community and its own people that it is ready for the difficult road ahead.
Read More »Julie Lenarz August 31, 2015 Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa, Uncategorized
There is no shortage of evidence of how in the past Western-supplied goods became tools of repression.
Read More »Sarah De Geest May 26, 2015 Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles, Uncategorized
We should hope these new challenges in Ukraine and in the south with ISIS will strengthen the alliance once more for the future – a future with a potentially bigger challenge involving the economic and military rise of China.
Read More »Huma Malik September 23, 2014 Latest Articles, Sub-Saharan Africa, Uncategorized
There has been an emerging tension between liberal top-down peacebuilding and the growing belief that grassroots bottom up solutions are required alongside wider national level approaches. Intervention and peacebuilding in Africa have largely been shaped by militaristic, externally led, top-down approaches. These approaches have had varying degrees of success, with local populations often feeling alienated from peacebuilders and their externally imposed, ill-fitting intervention strategies. These interventions have historically shown a disregard for cultural context and local processes that are key to building sustainable peace during and after conflict.
Read More »Zaneta Sedíleková August 11, 2014 Uncategorized
June 2013 saw the second turnover in the Egyptian democratic transition when millions of people gathered on the streets of Cairo to demand an immediate resignation of the first democratically elected Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi. Morsi’s one year tenure was marked by increasing authoritarianism and islamisation, which were both reflected in the draft constitution introduced by the Morsi Government in November 2013 (the 2013 constitution).
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