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        • Citizens of Serbia on Police Corruption

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          • Autor/ka: Marko Savkovic, Predrag Petrovic, Sasa Djordjevic

          • Citizens of Serbia on Police Corruption

          • This is the first study of public opinion in realization of civil society organization where the focus is on the perception of corruption in the police, citizens' personal experiences with corruption in the police and evaluation of the reforms of the police in this area.

        • Towards Mission Possible

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          • Towards Mission Possible

          • This policy brief is result of a project of learning and exchange among the peer civil society organisations from Egypt (One World Foundation) and Serbia (Belgrade Centre for Security Policy) facilitated by PASOS. The cooperation took place over the period of a year starting in the second half of ...

        • Collection of Policy Papers on Police Reform in Serbia number 6

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          • Autor/ka: Jan Litavski, Nevena Dičić Kostić, Sasa Djordjevic

          • Collection of Policy Papers on Police Reform in Serbia number 6

          • The latest issue of Collection of Policy Papers propose answers on building safe community in Serbia, the position of the police in the new Criminal Procedure Code, and the role of ethics in policing.

        Is a More Assertive Europe Possible Through Pooling and Sharing Initiatives?Citizens of Serbia on Police CorruptionEurope’s Defence in Times of Austerity: Spending Cuts as a One-Way Street?Towards Mission PossibleCollection of Policy Papers on Police Reform in Serbia number 6
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        • Being aware of the necessity of a continuous dialogue and exchange of information between the security community and the community dealing with gender-related issues, this issue of our magazine in 2011 serves as a further encouragement for discussions on these topics.

          This issue of journal includes eight articles written by domestic and foreign authors, organized around several areas of research:

           

          GENDER MAINSTREAMING IN SECURITY SECTOR

          Zorana Antonijević, THE PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN SECURITY SECTOR - THE FEMINIST CONCEPT

          Elona Dhembo, GENDER MAINSTREAMING IN SECURITY SECTOR THROUGH EDUCATION: THE CASE OF ALBANIAN POLICE ACADEMY CURRICULUM

          GENDER IDENTITIES IN SECURITY VOCATIONS

          Danijela Spasić, POLICE CULTURE AND GENDER IDENTITY

          Lejla Hadžiahmić, WOMEN-COMBATANTS IN DEFENSE OF SARAJEVO: AGENTS OR VICTIMS

          Svenka Savić, SUGGESTIONS FOR USING GENDER SENSITIVE  LANGUAGE IN THE ARMED FORCES: WOMEN AND MILITARY RANKS

          WOMEN IN SECURITY SECTOR

          Mentor Vrajolli, GENDER REPRESENTATION IN THE KOSOVO SECURITY SECTOR 

          Cristina Radoi, WOMEN’S ROLE IN RECONSTRUCTING PEACE AND SECURITY

          IMPLEMENTATION OF UNSC RESOLUTION 1325

          Biljana Stojković, INDICATORS FOR IDENTIFICATION OF WOMEN’S STATUS IN THE SECURITY SECTOR OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

           

        • Tags: gender, Security, SSR, gender and security, women, Security of Western Balkan, Security sector, gender equality, police, NAP, feminism
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