Canadian Consortium on Human Security
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policy-based research on human security
Human Security Bulletin
Fellowship Program
Human Security Fellowships are the core of CCHS’ flagship program. These Fellowships provide a unique opportunity for Canadian doctoral students by supporting their field research in remote locations or zones of conflict across the world.
The Fellowship Program aims to foster policy development on a range of innovative topics. In doing so, it sustains a network of academics and researchers on human security issues in Canada. From 2001 onwards, CCHS has awarded more than a $1,000,000 in Fellowship funding.
This bilingual online publication provides the latest analysis and opinions from experts in human security.
The latest edition of the Bulletin focuses on the trend toward the privatization of security. Functions traditionally performed by state armed forces are now increasingly outsourced to private contractors not only in complex emergencies but also in the context of day-to-day security provision... more
Pour voyer le Bulletin sur la securite humaine en français, cliquez ici.
CCHS is a project of the Centre of International Relations located in the Liu Institute for Global Issues and is funded
by the Glyn Berry Program for Peace and Security of the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada.
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