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Donor Export and Police Development Assistance,2) via a plethora of schemes and initiatives. Citing figures from Bayley (2005) he highlights that considered globally around $200 billion is spent annually on policing, and of this one-third is directed to developing ‘democratic’ policing in transitional and conflicted states (Bayley, cited in Kemp

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Afghanistan, Development Index (UNDP 2011). Life expectancy is 43.6 years, the literacy rate is 28% (the female rate is 12%), and only half of the country’s children are enrolled in schools (UNDP 2009b). GDP per capita ranks 215 out of 227 countries at $900, and even though GDP grew 7% in 2007, for example, muc

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Iraq,he UK assuming control of modern Iraq as mandated by the League of Nations (Deflem and Sutphin 2006). The UK established the first Iraqi police academy in 1914 and a police college in 1947 to create a police force with a military-style chain of command (see Pfaff 2008). Iraq became independent in 19

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Northern Ireland,uled by Britain as a constituent part of the British Empire. Following a guerrilla war across the country between 1919–21 — the Irish War of Independence — the country was divided into two parts. The largest part (what is now the Republic of Ireland) with a Catholic majority declared independence fr