Fostering a Dependency Culture: The Commodification of Community Policing in a Global Marketplace

CRAFTING TRANSNATIONAL POLICING: POLICE CAPACITY BUILDING AND GLOBAL POLICING REFORM, Andrew Goldsmith, James Sheptycki, eds., Hart Publishing, 2007

40 Pages Posted: 22 Apr 2011

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Graham Ellison

Queen's University Belfast - School of Law

Date Written: April 20, 2007

Abstract

This chapter outlines attempts at transplanting community policing internationally as part of police and security sector reform endeavors. It suggests that the transplantation of 'Western' notions of community/democratic policing are are likely to be of little impact since they fail to take stock of the unique histories, culture and political dynamics of the recipient country. The chapter argues for a police reform process that is politically, culturally and historically grounded.

Suggested Citation

Ellison, Graham, Fostering a Dependency Culture: The Commodification of Community Policing in a Global Marketplace (April 20, 2007). CRAFTING TRANSNATIONAL POLICING: POLICE CAPACITY BUILDING AND GLOBAL POLICING REFORM, Andrew Goldsmith, James Sheptycki, eds., Hart Publishing, 2007, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1816751 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1816751

Graham Ellison (Contact Author)

Queen's University Belfast - School of Law ( email )

School of Law
Belfast BT7 1NN, BT7 1NN
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