Successful reform of the security sector has been regarded as
pivotal for a successful transition from authoritarianism to
democracy. Contributors examine the so far relatively unexplored
theme of Security Sector Reform in Southeast Asia. In an attempt to
escape the military-centered approaches dominating contemporary
debate this volume examines a wide selection of policy fields,
touching on different aspects of SSR such as local ownership,
executive and legislative control of security forces, gender
mainstreaming, the role of civil society organizations, and the
commercialization of security services. Bridging the gap between
academics and practitioners, the book brings together diverse
perspectives on security sector related reforms in Southeast Asia
and their possible future developments.
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