1. Security Sector Reform in western Balkans
Analytica*
*Presented at Balkans SSR/POLAD conference organized by NATO’s Allied Joint Force Command, Naples, Italy, on 8 May 2006, in Skopje, Hotel Stone Bridge.
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2. New Agenda Successful Transition Consolidati-on Convergen-ce
1989
1999
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
1st Generation
Reforms
Start
2nd Generation
Successful
Transition
Consolidati-on
Convergen-ce
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3. Civil-military relations
Major issues
No wars
Pillars for reform
established
Political stability
Will for reform
Democratic control
Civil-military relations
Governance
Judiciary
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4. Pillars of reforming security sector
Comprehensive framework how to fulfill reforms, such as SDR
Individual reform strategies, such as IBM
Conditionality and public demand
Regionality, such as SAP, or Adriatic Charter
Continuity in reforms
New government and dynamic leadership
Assistance programs and embedded experts
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5. Challenges Ahead Adaptation to new environment New missions
Professional civilians
Budgetary and procurement control
Decentralisation
Reflecting the society
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6. Strategy SAA or PfP Judiciary Development of Democratic Practices
Security Sector – Community Interaction
Reforms in Civilian Side of Government
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