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Oversight and Accountability to Improve Security Sector Governance in Africa – Africa Center for Strategic Studies

Oversight, accountability, and governance of the security sector are essential ingredients to a capable and effective African force.

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UCF s CoupCast tries to predict government overthrows, and U S is climbing the list

Fragile governments in Africa routinely rise to the top of the list. But the United States has moved up over the last year.

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UK perm secs reject calls for chief risk officer, Cypriot MPs approve civil service hiring reforms, and US feds gain further discounted education: management & workplace news roundup – Global Government Forum

Global Government Forum’s weekly digest of all the news you need to know but might have missed Permanent secretaries baulk at calls for chief risk officer in UK government Alex […]

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Can AI predict where government coups are coming next?

Data scientists are developing AI models that can predict outbreaks of political violence following the 2021 attack on the US Capitol.

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Can Algorithms Predict Political Unrest? These Data Scientists Believe So

Is the technology too expansive and too new for common use?

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