Publications

The Center on Global Counterterrorism Cooperation is pleased to announce the release of its new report on Reshaping United Nations Counterterrorism Efforts. The report provides concrete suggestions for strengthening international counterterrorism efforts over the next decade, including three specific, costed options for a single UN counterterrorism coordinator. Read More

As part of the Center’s expanding work on transnational threats, Co-Director James Cockayne, examines the effects of dirty money on security and governance in West Africa and the Sahel. Read More

Guest expert, Jack Barclay, profiles a community counterradicalization program in the United Kingdom known as STREET (Strategy to Reach, Empower, and Educate Teenagers) as a case study of that country’s Prevent strategy. Read More

Fragile states offer sites of competitive advantage for militant organizations, criminal networks, and political leaders alike. Collaboration among them may benefit all three – financing militancy, protecting crime, and securing political control. Read More

In this policy brief, Integrity Research and Consultancy outlines innovative tools and methodologies for monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of counterterrorism programming. Read More