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Over time, IJA-Forum should be the place where emerging issues in international core crime analysis are presented and discussed in regard to their methodological nature. Hence, it goes without saying that this is only possible with the assistance of active members and supporters working in and/or knowledgeable about the field of international criminal justice and law enforcement. Please direct IJA-Forum to crucial analytical issues which might be of interest for a broader community in international justice analysis.
Peacekeeping Intelligence - Emerging Concepts for the Future, and Training of analytical skills
More than ever, intelligence services are expected to be permanently vigilant and fulfil the role of alarm bells. These expectations can only be met if the “Indication and Warning” process is performed in a professional way. This includes, among other things, the monitoring of not just conventional political and military indicators, but also less common parameters like cultural, sociological and other tailor-made indicators that have to be regularly reviewed, reassessed and updated. (Renaud Theunens, Chief Joint Mission Analysis Center (JMAC), HQ UNIFIL)
See last LLRX.com Features and Columns
The latest issue of LLRX.com Features and Columns — June, 2010 provides interesting information for criminal and legal analysis in international criminal justice.
Difficulties in building reliable war crimes data bases in Bosnia Herzegovina
After the adoption of the State War Crimes Processing Strategy in Bosnia and Herzegovina crucial issues are raised in regard to its implementation, in particular related to the creation of reliable centralised data bases ...
Analytical capacity building and training for civil society projects
Analytical capacity building and training of personal skills for civil society projects monitoring human rights violations – NGO monitoring and evidence collection, civilian oversight of security forces, crowd sourcing, fact-finding missions
