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INTRODUCTION
About CCMR:
- Builds partner capacity and improves interagency and international coordination and cooperation by addressing today’s civil-military challenges.
- Provides high quality, graduate-level and professional education that is custom-designed to meet the specific objectives and conditions of recipient countries.
- Brings both academic and practical backgrounds to its programs, offering theoretical and applied solutions to global civil-military challenges.
- Uses international best practice approaches to achieve the educational objectives of its programs.
- Incorporates world-class civil-military faculty, subject matter experts, and instructors with diverse and multinational backgrounds.
- Delivers peacekeeping training programs that are certified and supported by the United Nations.
- Globally assembles and deploys high quality mobile education teams and instructors on short notice.
Established at the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) in 1994, the Center for Civil-Military Relations (CCMR) is a DoD organization that:
About this guide:
This catalog displays CCMR’s diverse course offerings, which focus on our core competencies: democratic civil-military relations, defense reform/institution building, defense & security decision-making, educational support to operational commands, peacekeeping & peacebuilding operations & disaster response (HADR), and civil-military responses to terror-ism.
Offerings are divided into sections according to 11 featured programs that fall under the CCMR umbrella. Each section provides a brief description of the program followed by a list of courses. This list includes the title of the course and a MASL number (Military Articles and Services List code, used to identify specific offerings). MASL numbers are arranged into three columns:
1) In Res - In-residence offering, where participants travel to our headquarters in Monterey, California 2) MET - Mobile education team, where CCMR instructor(s) travel to meet participants in their home countries 3) Regional - Where courses are tailored to meet the needs of a specific region*
For more information on a course, please contact the program manager listed in this guide or visit the ‘courses’ page of our website at ccmr.org.
* CCMR assists its sponsors in addressing their education and training (E&T) challenges by developing and implementing customized solutions. Each course can be tailored to meet the mutual security interests of our sponsors and the coun-tries and regions in which we work.
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The CCMR Africa Program delivers civil-military relations education to a broad selection of civilian (governmental and non-governmental) and military participants in Africa. Between 2000 and 2015, CCMR conducted over 100 seminars in 32 African countries, engaging more than 5,000 African participants.
Custom tailored to meet partner nation needs, the Africa Program curriculum typically involves a combination of expert presentations, plenary discussions and small group exercises. Participants conduct risk assessments to identify security challenges then develop action plans—identifying roles and responsibilities, time-lines and metrics for evaluation—to address those challenges. The Africa Program engages with African leaders at the strategic level to promote democratically elected civilian control of the armed forces, effective and efficient militaries, police, courts and governmental institutions to support vibrant, safe and secure societies in Africa.
Courses by Program
AFRICA Program
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONALGovernance & Security in Sub-Saharan Africa P170036 P319080 --Armed Forces & Human Security -- P309493 P279493
Civil-Military Relations for Junior Military Leaders -- P309137 --
Disarmament, Demobilization, & Reintegration -- P309138 --Security Forces & the Electoral Process -- P309139 --Local Focus Program on Civil-Military Relations -- P309194 --National Security Planning -- P309195 --
Program Contact: Nicholas Tomb
Civil-Military Relations (CMR)
The Civil-Military Relations education program addresses all aspects of the relationship be-tween elected civilians and security institutions (armed forces, police forces, and intelligence agen-cies) in a democratic context. The program offers courses, seminars, and workshops that address a variety of potential challenges and avenues for success in institutionalizing effective and function-ing civil-military relations.
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONALExecutive Program in Defense Decision Making P170001 -- --Civil-Military Relations CONUS Planning P171069 -- --
MET Regional Civil-Military Relations -- P309070 P273001
Civil-Military Relations Pre-Survey -- P309073 --
Enhancing Civil-Military Relations (CMR) Through Security Sector Reform (SSR) -- P309121 --
The Media & the Military -- P309148 --Building Linkages Between the Legislature and the Military -- P309150 --
Civilian Control of the Armed Forces in Democracy: Methods, Techniques, & Applications -- P309152 --
Establishing Democratic Civil-Military Relations & the Rule of Law -- P309156 --
Women’s Integration in the Armed Forces -- P309465 --
Political Extremism in Domestic & International Context: Sources & Remedies -- P219053 --
Program Contact: Cris Matei
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Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program (CTFP)
CCMR conducts seminars and workshops in support of the Office of the Secretary of Defense’s Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program. The program takes a holistic approach to inves-tigating the most effective government responses to terrorism. CTFP works to address practical questions, such as:
- What can governments do to contain or defeat terrorism without sacrificing the values that bind societies together? - Can terrorist attacks be prevented and how should governments respond to attacks that cannot be prevented? - How can countries think through the challenges of terrorism at the strategic level?
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONALJoint & Interagency Planning for Combating Terrorism P170029 -- --
Developing Sustained Institutional Capacity for Comabating Terrorism P170037 -- --
Civil-Military Responses to Terrorism P179018 P309069 P273011
Responses to Chemical, Biological, Radiological, & Nuclear Weapons (CBRN) Terrorism -- P309395 P273004
Civil-Military Responses to Terrorism: Consequence Manage-ment -- P309041 --
Civil-Military Responses to Terrorism: Countering Ideological Support of Terrorism (CIST) -- P309042 --
Civil-Military Responses to Terrorism: Intelligence & Com-bating Terrorism -- P309043 --
International Homeland Defense -- P309158 --
Civil-Military Responses to Terrorism: Media Dynamics & Public Affairs -- P309226 --
Civil-Military Responses to Terrorism: Border Security -- P309227 --
Cyber Terrorism & Information Warfare -- P309228 --
Civil-Military Leadership in Combating Terrorism -- P309363 --
Transnational Organized Crime & Terrorism -- P309368 --
Counterterrorism Assessment -- P319027 --
Ethics & Combating Terrorism -- P319037 --
Program Contact: Matthew King831.656.3153
Courses by Program
EUROPE Program
The CCMR Europe Program has been designed to meet US policy guidance and priorities for the unique European security environment. The Program assists in the consolidation of democracy in reforming Eastern and Central European countries. Activities include seminars that address the el-ements of civil-military relations and the concept of civilian control of armed forces, and extensive technical assistance to rebuild national defense organizations.
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONALDefense Planning Certificate P170006 -- --
Implementing Strategic Planning : Developing Effective Per-sonnel Management Policy -- P309140 --
Program Contact: Thomas Young
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Courses by Program
Global Peace Operations Initiative
Program Contact: Cris Matei
Intelligence & Democracy (INTEL)
The Intelligence and Democracy program is designed to explore potential avenues that may en-able the successful reform of intelligence agencies in a democracy. The program assists countries that are working to consolidate their democracies, which includes the institutionalization of trans-parent, accountable, and effective democratic intelligence systems. Key objectives include:
- Provide an understanding of the relevance of intelligence reform in democracy - Provide insights on why it is important that policy makers become involved in intelligence reform in a democracy - Explain intelligence reform requirements, challenges & opportunities - If needed, assist participants in developing an action plan for intelligence reform in
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONALIntelligence, Policy, & Democracy P170009 -- P309287Intelligence & Democracy P171404 P309149 --
International Intelligence Fusion Centers -- P309452 --
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONALUnited Nations Civil-Military Coordination Officers Resident Course P179023 P309068 P279068
United Nations Staff Officers Resident Course P179045 P309389 P279389
United Nations Logistics Officers Resident Course P179047 P309379 P279379
United Nations Peacekeeping Operations Instructors Resident Course P179048 P309392 P279392
United Nations Peacekeeping Operations Contingent Com-manders Resident Course P179085 P309485 P279085
United Nations Senior Mission Leaders Resident Course P179275 P309211 P279211
Train the Trainer Resident Course P179603 P309103 P273013
Executive Program in Core Pre-Deployment Training Modules - Training of Trainers (CPTM-ToT) P179624 P319624 P279624
Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict P179625 P319625 P279625
MET United Nations Military Observer Training -- P309446 P279046
MET Program Design & Development Visit -- P309102 --
MET Peacekeeping Operations Course -- P309157 --
The Global Peace Operations Initiative program helps build sustainable and indigenous peace-keeping training capacities in US partner countries so they can better contribute to United Nations (UN) and other regional peacekeeping operations. GPOI-funded activities particularly concentrate on the establishment and strengthening of partner countries training infrastructures, focusing on both military troops and formed police units, where appropriate.
In addition, the GPOI program helps to enhance coordination and collaboration between various US and other contributor countries’ diplomatic and assistance efforts, to include providing support to deploying units (e.g. technical assistance and pre-deployment training).
Program Contact: Timothy Byrne
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The CCMR International Defense Transformation program is designed to help nations develop integrated capabilities to respond more effectively to national-level security concerns and defend their national interests, while contributing to collective security arrangements that assure access to, and protection of, a free and fair global system of commerce, information exchange and demo-cratic governance.
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONALCybersecurity Policy & Practice P170370 P309370 --International Defense Transformation -- P309045 --
Comprehensive Approach to Operations -- P309439 --
Cybersecurity Strategy Development -- P309470 --
International Defense Transformation (IDT)
Program Contact: Scott Jasper831.656.2913
International Defense Acquisition & Resource Management (IDARM)
The International Defense Acquisition & Resource Management (IDARM) activities are designed to strengthen defense acquisition processes and decision-making and help nations un-derstand and adopt modern business practices. IDARM offers a wide range of defense acquisition logistics and procurement resource management courses.
IDARM’s programs are developed by NPS faculty and are tailored to the specific government organizational structures, national acquisition statutes and regulations, and defense acquisition ob-jectives of each individual partner nation. Courses can cover a combination of interrelated subjects in a seminar format, with the goal of offering defense leaders the opportunity to explore strategic issues which must be addressed in order to improve their nation’s defense acquisition processes and business practices.
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONALPrinciples of Defense Acquisition Management P159200 -- --
Principles of Defense Procurement and Contracting P159202 -- --
International Defense Acquisition Negotiations P179069 P309134 --
Principles of Defense Acquisition & Contract Management Spanish In-Residence Course P179623 -- --
MET Regional IDARM -- -- P279300
MET IDARM Project Management (Managing Complex Defense Project) -- P309104 --
IDARM Phase I- Site Survey -- P309130 --
MET IDARM Phase III- Principles of Defense Acquisition Management -- P309131 --
IDARM Phase II - Curriculum Development -- P309132 --
MET IDARM Contracting for Pre-Deployment and Deploy-ment Operations -- P309136 --
MET IDARM Strategies for Building and Sustaining Ac-countability in Defense Resource Management Systems -- P309210 --
MET IDARM Logistics and Life Cycle Management -- P309348 --
MET IDARM Ethics and Integrity in Defense Acquisition -- P319036 --
Program Contact: Kathleen Peggar
Courses by Program
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Latin America Program (LATAM)
Maritime Security (MS)
Security Cooperations Studies & Exercises Program (SCSEP)
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONALLATAM Strategic Leadership -- P309116 --LATAM National Security Strategy Development Practicum -- P309117 --
The Latin America Program brings together military officers and civilian practitioners to focus on real and pressing issues relating to democratic civilian control and military effectiveness. Since the first Latin America Program in Honduras in 1996, CCMR has delivered, on average six semi-nars annually in Central and South America and the Caribbean.
In addition to the seminars and workshops, CCMR faculty also supports the development of civil society organizations including non-governmental organizations (NGOs), think-tanks and univer-sity programs (both military and civilian) that focus on national security.
The Maritime Security program aims to help participants think through the challenges of preventing and responding to maritime security threats with democratic tools at a strategic level, provides multi-dimensional, innovative solutions to maritime security threats, integrates classroom exercises to extend learning, and emphasize interagency (inter-entity) and multi-national approach-es to the topics at hand.
MS addresses tough questions about national, regional and global Maritime Security, including: What can governments do to enhance the security of their maritime domain while also allowing for the efficient movement of people, goods and services? How should governments integrate their military, law enforcement and other civilian agencies with maritime security responsibilities? What collective measures can regional nations take to prevent or minimize transitional maritime threats like terrorism, piracy, illicit trafficking and illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing?
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONALCivil-Military Approaches to Maritime Security P179548 -- --Civil-Military Responses to Terrorism: Maritime Security -- P309044 --
The Security Cooperations Studies & Exercises Program (SCSEP) mission is to design and deliver regional educational programs, training events and exercises focused on battalion through division-task force level staffs. The education and training is tailored to support Combatant Com-mands, the National Guard and partner countries through workshops, multinational and intera-gency exericise planning, design, control and evaluation. SCSEP offers both security cooperation exercises and customized regional programs.
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONALLeader Development Education for Sustained Peace (LDESP) MTT Seminar -- P309420 --
Program Contact: Cris Matei
Program Contact: Tim Doorey831.656.4777
Program Contact: Scott Moreland
Courses by Program
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Prevention, Relief & Recovery (PR&R)
The core strength of the Prevention, Relief & Recovery (PR&R) program is in the design and delivery of engaging cross-community workshops in the wide domain of conflict prevention/management, disaster preparedness/relief, and conflict recovery. These topics include, but are not limited to:
- Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Preparedness, & Relief Activities - Conflict Prevention, Conflict Management, Ethnic Conflict, & Religious-based Violence - Governance and Institution Capacity Building, Including Defense Governance - Cross-Cultural Understanding (societies, religions, organizations) - Conflict Recovery (Refugees/Internally Displaced Persons, Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration, Child Soldiers, Etc.) - Economic Recovery & Livelihood Promotion
PR&R programs are usually designed for mixed groups of practitioners from the various com-munities involved in these complex activities. A significant number of participants come from governments and armed forces of partner nations, and are funded by US Government Security Assistance/Cooperation funds.
COURSE TITLE IN-RES MET REGIONAL
Conflict Management & Conflict Recovery
Managing Ethnic Conflict & Religious Violence P170030 P309462 P279030
Security Risks of Refugees & Displaced Persons P173019 P319066 P279013
Approaches for the Reintegration of Ex-Combatants P171063 P309463 P279014
Exploring the DDR-SSR Nexus P170003 -- --
Governance
Defense Governance P170024 P309464 P279464
Multi-Agency & Interagency Collaboration P170023 -- --
Defense Support to Civil Authorities -- P309151 --
Disaster Management
Civil-Military Coordination in Disaster Relief P170475 P309475 P279475
Disaster Management P170472 P309472 P279472
Logistics for Disaster Relief P170476 P309476 P279476
Information & Communication Technologies (ICT) in Disaster Relief P170398 P309398 --
Preparing for and Responding to Natural Disasters in Megacities P170477 P309477 P279477
Program Contact: Matthew Vaccaro
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