Security
National security, intelligence and the integration of foresight into the decisions of small states.
We study how states decide, then help them decide better.
Rigorous, applied and written for decision-makers. Each area is studied from Ghana's vantage and in Africa's interest.
National security, intelligence and the integration of foresight into the decisions of small states.
How strategy, institutions and investment combine to deliver lasting national development.
Narrative, persuasion and public trust as instruments of national strategy.
Institutional capability, policy design and the management of complex public challenges.
The information environment, journalism and their influence on statecraft and stability.
Diplomacy, geopolitics and Ghana's place in a fragmented global order.
In-depth studies on security, development, communication, governance, media and international relations.

Concise, decision-ready analysis for ministers, legislators, executives and their advisers.

Convenings that bring scholars, diplomats, practitioners and cultural thinkers into one conversation.

A growing collection on strategy, security and African statecraft, open to researchers and partners.

Strategic advice for governments, institutions and enterprises facing complex choices.

Testing ideas in practice, with partners, before they are taken to scale.

Programmes in strategy, intelligence and communication for public and private institutions.

Building coalitions and mobilising resources for work that serves national and continental interests.



The Accra School is the Centre's home for learning. It exists to cultivate an African tradition of grand strategy, one that combines global intellectual engagement with cultural depth, historical consciousness and a clear sense of national and continental purpose.
Its programmes draw on the disciplines that formed the Centre: international law and diplomacy, security policy, geopolitical foresight, leadership, negotiation, management and strategic communication.