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,Organisation von Landtagswahlk?mpfen,nic schisms and spoiler violence in spite of a widely lauded peace process (Northern Ireland). In this sense we cannot emphasize enough how each of the seven countries examined are unique historically, economically, culturally, and politically — a fact that makes any attempt at promoting a single na

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Introduction, under-researched area. Much of the existing literature is practitioner focused and as such lacks a solid theoretical and methodological backcloth. While there have been a number of academic analyses that are of relevance they tend to address specific issues e.g. the role of the UN in international

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Neoliberal Globalization, Insecurity and Police Reform,d intensifies social relations to the point that local occurrences can be influenced and shaped by other events taking place a great distance away (Cerny et al 2005; Giddens 1990; Guillen 2001). Thus, Held and McGrew (2003: 1) provide a more inclusive definition of globalization:

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,Development Paradigms, Neoliberalism and Human Security — Western Style,ce democratization and the realization of human security (e.g. increases in crime, social problems, ethnic schisms, and the nurturing and active sponsoring of repressive regimes). The chapter suggests that the failures associated with neoliberal development parallel in many respects those associated

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Donor Export and Police Development Assistance,tly, the favoured reform template is invariably community policing since this is intertwined with all sorts of assumptions about the nature of democratic policing (Brogden and Nijhar 2005). Increasingly, however, concerns about global terrorism and drugs have meant that key Western states intervene

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Turkey,3), which granted independence to Turkey and gave international recognition to the sovereignty of the new Turkish state. In no sense could Kemal be considered a democrat and during his tenure as president of the Republic of Turkey (1923-1938) he displayed many authoritarian tendencies and enforced t