International Police Cooperation

Frederic Lemieux is Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of the Police Science Programme at George Washington University.

• 1. The Nature and Structure of International Police Cooperation: An Introduction 2. Police and Judicial Cooperation in Europe: Bilateral versus Multilateral Cooperation 3. Towards a Governance Model of Police Cooperation in Europe: The Twist Between Networks and Bureaucracies 4. A Market-oriented Explanation of the Expansion of the Role of Europol: Filling the Demand for Criminal Intelligence Through Entrepreneurial Initiatives 5. Iterative Development of Co-operation within an Increasingly Complex Environment: Example of a Swiss Regional Analysis Centre 6. The Meuse-Rhine Euroregion: A Laboratory for Police and Judicial Cooperation in the European Union 7. Convergent Models of Police Cooperation in Anti-organized Crime and Anti-terrorism Activities 8. The France and Europol Relationship: Explaining Shifts in Cooperative Behaviour 9. Parallel Paths and Productive Partners: The EU and US on Counter-terrorism 10. Cross-strait Police Cooperation between Taiwan and China 11. Police Cooperation in the Context of Peacebuilding: Observations from African Quarters 12. Police–Military Cooperation in Foreign Interventions: Timor-Leste and the Solomon Islands 13. International Police Organizations: The Missing Link to Cooperate Effectively 14. Tackling Transnational Drug Trafficking Effectively: Assessing the Outcomes of the Drug Enforcement Administration's InternationalCooperation Initiatives 15. Challenges of Governance and Accountability for Transnational Private Policing 16. The Constabulary Ethic Reconsidered