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Non-State Responses to Insecurity and Corruption

Europe (Central and Eastern)
Elites
Ethnic Conflict
Governance
Organised Crime
Public Policy
Security
Education
P223
Oldrich Bures
Metropolitan University Prague
Daniela Irrera
Centre For High Defence Studies
Francesco Giumelli
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

Building: Adam Smith, Floor: 7, Room: 711

Friday 11:00 - 12:40 BST (05/09/2014)

Abstract

The fight against the contemporary key threats to (inter-)national security is generally considered to be a key task for national governments worldwide. In several areas, however, private rather than public entities have shouldered the bulk of the burden of this fight. This panel therefore focuses on the role public-private partnerships (the business community) and non-governmental organisations (mass media, NGOs) have in countering corruption in particular and insecurity in general.

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