Abstract
Emerging Perspectives on Post-Conflict Police-Community Relations II
Highlights
This Special Issue is dedicated to exploring communityoriented policing (COP) and police reform in a series of post-conflict contexts: Kosovo, Guatemala, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia and Kenya
The papers are based on mixed-methods research conducted under the EU-funded project ‘Community-Oriented Policing and Post-Conflict Police Reform’(ICT4COP 2015-2020) [4]
In this project we explore how police reform in volatile contexts has taken place, and whether a focus on COP approaches rather than militarized approaches might be more effective in building trust, preventing violence and ensuring human security
Summary
This Special Issue is dedicated to exploring communityoriented policing (COP) and police reform in a series of post-conflict contexts: Kosovo, Guatemala, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia and Kenya. Our research tries to fill some of the their duties in these challenging contexts, but their role in gaps in our understanding of what COP is, and how it might relation to other state and non-state institutions, and to civil contribute to post-conflict police reform.
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