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The Centre for Security Studies

The Centre for Security Studies (CSS), established in 2001, and located in Sarajevo, is an independent research, educational and training enterprise dedicated to encouraging informed debate on security matters and to promoting and sustaining democratic structures and processes in foreign and security policy in BiH, and in the region of South-East Europe. Since its establishing the CSS has earned a reputation as one of the leading CSOs in BiH specializing in research and education, with many partnerships with similar CSOs in the region, as well as Europe.
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Resources:

• July 01, 2019 The Western Balkans Counter-Serious Crime initiative
  By: Denis Hadžović
• May 01, 2019 Rethinking the European Union-Western Balkans cooperation on fighting organised crime in light of new challenges brought by the migration crisis
  By: François Lhoumeau
• November 01, 2018 The Role of Italy in the Berlin Process: Challenges and Opportunities
  By: Angela Aiello
• October 01, 2018 The Citizens’ Opinion of the Police
  By: François Lhoumeau
• January 01, 2017 The European Union's “Civil Society Facility” programme for civil society organizations associations
  By: Mirela Hodović
• November 01, 2016 Oversight Actors of the Use of Special Investigative Measures
  By: Aida Kržalić
• November 01, 2016 Pointpulse Report – The Citizens’ Opinion of the Police
  By: Sofija Mandić
• November 01, 2016 A, B, C – Deployment of Civilian Capacities to International Peace Operations
  By: Denis Hadžović
• September 01, 2016 OVERSIGHT ACTORS OF THE USE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIVE MEASURES
  By: Aida Kržalić
• September 01, 2016 The Citizens Opinion Of The Police Force
  By: Armin Kržalić
• September 01, 2016 The Comparative Analysis of Public Opinion Surveys Conducted in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo, Macedonia and Serbia
  By: Sofija Mandić
• September 01, 2016 Telecommunication Surveillance in Bosnia and Herzegovina – Policy brief
  By: Sanjin Hamidičević
• January 01, 2016 Women in the Service of Security in Bosnia and Herzegovina
  By: Denis Hadžović, Mirela Hodović, Benjamin Plevljak
• January 01, 2016 Civilian Capacities for Peace Operations Case Study – The Netherlands
  By: Denis Hadžović
• January 01, 2016 A, B, C – Deployment of Civilian Capacities to International Peace Operations
  By: Denis Hadžović
• December 01, 2015 Country Profile: BiH Peacekeeping Contributions
  By: Denis Hadžović
• December 01, 2015 CORRUPTION RISK ASSESSMENT IN THE SECURITY SECTOR OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
  By: Armin Kržalić
• November 01, 2015 Corruption Risk Assessment in the Security Sector of Bosnia and Herzegovina
  By: Armin Kržalić
• November 01, 2015 Civil Capacities for Peace Support Operations: The Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina
  By: CSS