Comparative Policing from a Legal Perspective

Edited by Monica den Boer, Member of Parliament, the Netherlands

• Contents:ForewordMonica den BoerIntroductionMonica den BoerPart I: Models of Policing from a Legal-Comparative Perspective1. A Comparative Legal History of International PolicingSaskia Hufnagel2. Governing Plural Policing Provision: Legal Perspectives, Challenges and IdeasPhilip C. Stenning and Clifford Shearing 3. An International Comparison of Police Systems in a Legal ContextRob Mawby4. Living Law in Public Order: Trust, Risk, Dominion and UniversalityWillem de Lint and Adam Pocrnic5. Modern Criminal Investigation from a Legal Comparative PerspectiveMartin O’Neill6. Intelligence-Led Policing: Comparing National Approaches to its Regulation and ControlAdrian James7. Undercover Policing – A Legal Comparative PerspectiveClive HarfieldPart II: A Comparative Overview of New Issues in Policing8. Policing Terrorism, Extremism and Radicalization: A Legal-Comparative PerspectiveMonica den Boer, Tarja Mankkinen and Sirpa Virta9. Policing Organized Crime: Legal Norms in the National and International ContextFelia Allum and Stan Gilmour10. Policing Illicit Financial Flows: Multi-Agency Co-operation and Legal DevelopmentsMo Egan11. Policing Virtual Spaces: Public and Private Online Challenges in a Legal PerspectiveTine Munk12. Border Policing in Europe and Beyond: Legal and International IssuesMaartje van der Woude13. A Legal Perspective on Extraterritorial PolicingMaira Hassan14. Technology, Law and PolicingPeter K. Manning15. Police, Privacy and Data Protection from a Comparative Legal PerspectivePaul de Hert and Juraj SaifertPart III: Police Organizations from a Comparative Perspective16. Legal Perspectives on the Growing Militarization of Domestic Security and PolicingMichael Head17. Policing and Society: a Legal Perspective on Gender in Police OrganizationsMonica den Boer and Saskia Hufnagel18. Chinese Policing: Its History from a Legal PerspectiveTao Xu and Nan Yang19. Police Recruitment and Training in Democratic Societies: A Socio-Legal Comparative PerspectiveEduardo Ferreira, Silia Gomes and Sandra Perez20. Police research, evidence-based policing and police-academic partnerships in national jurisdictionsNicholas R. Fyfe21. Police Leadership: A Comparative Consideration of Legislative Imperatives in the United Kingdom, Australia, and the United StatesVictoria Herrington and Joseph A. Schafer 22. Police Oversight and Accountability in a Comparative PerspectiveMonica den BoerPage Index

'This is a superb collection. Edited by one of the leading lights of applied research on policing, it brings together many of the top police comparativists of the past 30 years. From multi-agency to undercover policing, via data collection and terrorism, the widest range of topics is expertly assessed from the perspective of comparative police regulation. A 'must read' in the first truly global era of police research.'--Neil Walker, University of Edinburgh, UK'This impressive collection of essays is valuable for both scholars and practitioners alike, lawyers and non-lawyers - the well qualified contributors range over the whole complex and problematic field of police cooperation. The clear synthesis of the issues by Monica Den Boer in the introduction is a tour de force.'--Malcolm Anderson, The University of Edinburgh, UK