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Fostering new ways to think security

As the world becomes more interdependent and unequal, there is a crucial need for cross-regional dialogues to foster new thinking and policy solutions to contentious security challenges. The Global Consortium on Security Transformation (GCST) aims to encourage existing south-south and south-north security and development debates in order to promote a change of the existing understanding of security as well as opens spaces for new voices. The dialogue network takes the form of a partnership between eight institutions located in different regions of the world.

News

2nd Small Grants Call on Non-proliferation and Nuclear Disarmament
08/11/2011

New GCST Publication: New Voices Series no. 22 - La extracción extranjera de recursos mineros y la privatización del poder coercitivo. Un estudio de caso sobre la empresa de seguridad Forza
08/05/2011

New GCST Publication: New Voices Series no. 21 - Fighting for Modernity in Jamaica
07/28/2011

The SSR Resource Centre launches the SSR Experts Directory
07/26/2011

GCST E-bulletin no. 11 now available online
07/12/2011

Recent additions to our Library
06/30/2011

Columns and articles by GCST members

Victimización, temor y el juego de la política
Lucía Dammert (07/20/2011)

Prevención de la criminalidad: ¿Qué iniciativas son urgentes?
Lucía Dammert (07/07/2011)

China: hacia la consolidación global del gigante asiático
Rodrigo Álvarez (06/14/2011)

Palabras, corazones y mentes en Afganistán
Erik Alda & José Cuesta (06/09/2011)

Events

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Media News

Milenio (12/06/2011)

Mundo Maritimo (12/06/2011)

ABC Color (12/06/2011)

El Espectador (12/05/2011)

Spanish.peopledaily.com.cn (11/28/2011)

Opposition to Nuclear Energy Grows: Global Poll
BBC (11/28/2011)

Public opinion in many countries with nuclear power programmes has become more opposed to the technology since 2005, with most people believing conservation and renewable energy can meet future needs without nuclear power, a new multi-country poll for the...