Trust in International Police and Justice Cooperation

Saskia Hufnagel is a Senior Lecturer in Criminal Law at Queen Mary University of London.Carole McCartney is a Reader in the School of Law at Northumbria University.

• 1. Introduction Saskia Hufnagel and Carole McCartneyPart I: The Concept of Trust in International Police Cooperation2. Establishing Trust Despite the Risk? An Analysis of the Need for Trust in Police Cooperation Ludo Block3. Police Cooperation in Europe, China and Australia: Does Trust Depend on the Political System? Saskia Hufnagel4. International Policing Missions: Establishing Trustworthy Policing in Low-trust Environments Andrew Goldsmith and Vandra HarrisPart II: Trust and International Cooperation Agencies5. Trusted Travellers: Managing Mobility in Challenging Times Monica den Boer6. Brand Interpol James Sheptycki7. The Evolving Role of Europol in the Fight Against Serious Crime: Current Challenges and Future Prospects Celine Cocq and Francesca Galli8. Building Trust and More: The Importance of Police Cooperation Networks in the European Union Toine Spapens9. Trust and the International Exchange of Forensic Information Carole McCartneyPart III: Case Studies of Trust in International Cooperation10. Law Enforcement Cooperation between New Zealand and the United States: Serving the Internet ‘Pirate’ Kim Dotcom Up on a ‘Silver Platter’? Neil Boister11. Transnational Policing and Its Contexts: Flexibility and (Dis)trust Chantal Perras12. Intelligence-led Use of International Forensic Exchange Channels Denise Sulca