Just published: the latest issue of Security and Human Rights

In this issue of Security and Human Rights several authors reflect on developments, draw attention to problems and contribute to the policy-making discourse in the field of protecting and promoting human rights in a world faced with serious threats to security.

This issue features:

• In memoriam Max van der Stoel 1924-2011, by Walter Kemp
• The challenges of OSCE electoral assistance in the former Soviet Union, by Max Bader
• Dealing with transnational terrorism, the concept and practice of Joint Investigation Teams, by Edwin Bakker and Joseph Powderly
• Kosovo: what the EU should not be expected to do, by Marianne Ducasse-Rogier
• Not that bad: looking back on 65 years of nuclear non-proliferation efforts, by Sico van der Meer
• The OSCE Chairmanship-in-Office’s election procedure: is there a need for formalized criteria, by Cecile Vandewoude
• One year after the June 2010 events in Kyrgyzstan: the possible implications for regional security, by anonymous author
• Turmoil in the Arab world: OSCE offers assistance for transistion, chronicle by Arie Bloed

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