Multi-level governance and security: the security sector reform process in the Central African Republic

摘要: Summary This paper analyses how the security sector reform (SSR) process in Central African Republic has been defined and then implemented, putting emphasis on interactions between national international actors. Therefore, it advocates an approach which consists of expanding agenda traditional multi-level governance seeks to seize both top-down bottom-up dynamics decision-making processes. The first objective is capture sets actors procedures drive process, map out various levels government at decisions are made. Secondly – more fundamentally intermingling domestic processes increasingly overlap interfere with each other Southern countries.