Security and justice evidence mapping update

This report is an update of the previous security and justice evidence mapping published in 2015

From:
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
Published
1 June 2019
Document Type:
Literature Review
Theme:
Governance and Conflict
Authors:
Paul Jackson, Joe Bell, Shivit Bakrania

Abstract

This evidence mapping was conducted to identify the empirical evidence on the outcomes of security and justice interventions. It acts as an update to a 2015 version of the map (2015 map and report) but with an expanded scope and updated search. It includes a rigorous review of the security and justice evidence base. Selected sources, including journal indices, online research and evaluation repositories, resource centres, and experts, were searched.

The findings are presented in the form of an interactive database and evidence gap map (see link below), which provides an accessible and visual representation of where the evidence for security and justice programming is deepest and where the key limitations lie. The accompanying report provides a narrative description, including identifying potential areas for future research.

Citation

Paul Jackson, Joe Bell and Shivit Bakrania. Security and justice evidence mapping update. Governance and Social Development Resource Centre, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK (2019) 54 pp.

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