ISS Audio
The Institute for Security Studies (ISS) is a regional research institute operating across sub-Saharan Africa. It is guided by a broad approach to security reflective of the changing nature and origin of threats to human development. This approach is reflected by the term human security – which, transcending a narrow focus on traditional state-centric national security concerns - brings additional areas of focus such as human rights, good governance, personal and community security, justice, refugee movements and internal displacement, food security, sustainable livelihoods and others. The ISS Audio presents discussions and interviews about security policy in South Africa and security relations in southern Africa and around the world.
Audio:
- The Future of Intrastate Conflict in Africa
- Overview of Religious Radicalism and the Terrorist Threat in Senegal
- Kenyan 2013 Elections: Glass Half Full or Half Empty?
- Do Spatial Technologies Have Any Utility in Combating Crime?
- Space and Crime in Historical Perspective
- Police Brutality and Violence in South Africa
- Progress, Challenges and Prospects for Peace and Reconstruction in Darfur, Sudan
- Enhancing the Police Dimension of the African Standby Force
- The Future of Nuclear Energy Post-Fukushima
- How Legislative Abuse Undermines Transparency
- Achieving Peace, Security and Justice in the Great Lakes Region
- R2P - From Evasive to Reluctant Action
- Regional Dimensions Of Conflict In The Great Lakes Region
- Global Trends 2030
- The ICC: Justice Slowly but Surely?
- The Responsibility to Protect
- Urban Criminal Governance as an Emerging Threat
- The Threat of Boko Haram and the Challenges to Peace, Security and Unity of Nigeria
- The Future of the United Nations Security Council (Part 1)
- The Future of the United Nations Security Council (Part 2)
- Climate Change and the Risk of Violent Conflict in Southern Africa (Part 1)
- Climate Change and the Risk of Violent Conflict in Southern Africa (Part 2)
- Rethinking Nuclear Weapons: The Myth of Deterrence
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