Vol. 16 No. 2 (2020): Volume 16, Issue 2 (2020) | Community-Oriented Policing after Conflict—Emerging Evidence

Editorial: Emerging Perspectives on Post-Conflict Police-Community Relations II

Striving for the Impossible? Policing and Territoriality in the Age of the War on Terror

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Police Reform and Community Policing in Kenya: The Bumpy Road from Policy to Practice

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Pushing on a String? An Argument for Civil Society-driven Community Policing as Alternative to Ministry-centric Approach in Conflict-affected States

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Protecting the Citizenry—or an Instrument for Surveillance? The Development of Community-oriented Policing in Kenya

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The Narrative of Militancy in Swat, Pakistan

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Growing Up in Post-Conflict Kosovo; Youth’s Insecurities and Their Attitudes Towards Police

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Aguu: From Acholi Post War Street Youth and Children to ‘Criminal Gangs’ in Modern Day Gulu City, Uganda

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Possibilities of Advancing Police Reform in Guatemala through Community-oriented Policing

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A Bird’s-Eye View from the Field—How a Police Experts Network Can Be an Important Link in Facilitating Sustainable Community-Oriented Policing in Post-Conflict Contexts

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Civil Security in the Wake of Crisis—Renegotiating Police-Community Relations in Post-Crisis Development in Swat, Pakistan

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Police, Policing, and the Community: Community Policing in Theory and Practice in Gulu, Uganda Community Policing; Police Reform; Post Conflict; Security Assemblage; Uganda Police Force

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Comparative Reflections on Community-Oriented Policing (COP) in Post-Conflict Central America

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Fragile Future: Youth Insecurities and Their Relations with Police in Afghanistan and Pakistan

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