Crafting transnational policing : police capacity-building and global policing reform

Abstract

Introduction: Crafting Transnational Policing Andrew Goldsmith and James Sheptycki SECTION ONE: SETTING THE SCENE(S) 1. The Constabulary Ethic and the Transnational Condition James Sheptycki 2. Making Sense of Transnational Police-Building: Foreign Assistance in Colombian Policing Andrew Goldsmith, Maria Victoria Llorente and Angela Rivas 3. Locating the Public Interest in Transnational Policing Ian Loader and Neil Walker SECTION TWO: AGENDAS FOR POLICE REFORM 4. Obstacles on the Road to Peace and Justice: The Role of Civilian Police in Peacekeeping Rick Linden, David Last and Christopher Murphy 5. Implementing Police Reforms: The Role of the Transnational Policy Community Otwin Marenin 6. Fostering a Dependency Culture: The Commodification of Community Policing in a Global Marketplace Graham Ellison 7. The Cart before the Horse: Community Oriented Versus Professional Models of International Police Reform Christopher Murphy 8. Managerialist Pathways Toward 'Good Policing': Observations from South Africa Elrena van der Spuy SECTION THREE: REGIONAL AND NATIONAL EXPERIENCES 9. Police Building in the Southwest Pacific - New Directions in Australian Regional Policing Abby McLeod and Sinclair Dinnen 10. Crafting the Governance of Security in Argentina: Engaging with Global Trends Jennifer Wood and Enrique Font 11. Police Use of Force and Transnational Review Processes: The Venezuelan Police under the Inter-American System Christopher Birkbeck Concluding Remarks Andrew Goldsmith and James Sheptycki