Comparative Policing

Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Introduction - Policing Is Hard on Democracy, or Democracy Is Hard on Policing? - M. R. Haberfeld, Lior Gideon
Chapter 2. The Chinese Police - Yue Ma
Chapter 3. Neofeudal Aspects of Brazil's Public Security - Benjamin Nelson Reames
Chapter 4. Paths to Fairness, Effectiveness, and Democratic Policing in Mexico - Benjamin Nelson Reames
Chapter 5. Postconflict Democratization of the Police: The Sierra Leone Experience - Stuart Cullen, William H. McDonald
Chapter 6. Policing the Russian Federation - Peter Roudik
Chapter 7. Emergence of Modern Indian Policing: From Mansabdari to Constabulary - Farrukh Hakeem
Chapter 8. Democratization of Policing: The Case of the Turkish Police - Ibrahim Cerrah
Chapter 9. Traditional Policing in an Area of Increasing Homeland Concerns: The Case of the Israeli Police - Lior Gideon, Ruth Geva, Sergio Herzog
Chapter 10. The French Police System: Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place - The Tension of Serving Both the State and the Public - Benoit Dupont
Chapter 11. United Kingdom: Democratic Policing - Global Change From a Democratic Perspective - Matt Long, Stuart Cullen
Chapter 12. Democratic Policing: The Canadian Experience - Curtis Clarke
Chapter 13. Democracy's Double Edge: Police and Procedure in the United States - Anders Walker
Chapter 14. International Cooperation in Policing: A Partial Answer to the Query? - Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, William McDonald, and Agostino von Hassell
Appendix A: Atlas of Regional Maps