This monograph brings together a collection
of edited think pieces presented at a workshop aimed at identifying policy
research and capacity-building needs to enhance human security in Southern
Africa. The workshop was hosted by the Southern Africa Human Security Programme
of the Institute for Security Studies, and held at the Slave Lodge, Cape
Town, on 1-2 December 2005.
It broadly sets out to (1) unpack the
conceptual, methodological and institutional issues that emerge from the
adoption of a human security perspective; (2) indicate some of the major
human security challenges confronting Southern Africa and; (3) highlight
the implications for policy research and capacity-building in the region.