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069477
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Santa Monica, Rand Corporation, 1997.
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xxiii, 80p.
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0833024736
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005688
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Boulder, Westview Press, 1995.
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xvii, 317p.
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0813388406
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048118
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London, Frank Cass Publishers, 2000.
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xx, 203p.
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0714649376
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070510
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Santa Monica, Rand Corporation, 1995.
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xiii, 54p.
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083301661X
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065045
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2004.
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xiii, 334p.
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Foundations of Public International Law
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0199271313
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005590
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Canberra, Australian Defence Force Academy, 1994.
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x, 252p.
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0731702948
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159852
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In contrast to narratives by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the United Nations, and some scholars that international police assistance is a relatively recent phenomenon, we argue that Canada's Mounties have always been international. To develop this argument, we examine three dimensions of police power in international relations historically and with respect to the role of the Mounties specifically. First, we discuss the concept of police power and its central role in giving rise to another concept: civilization. The concept of civilization gained considerable traction as a rationale for police power in Britain's colonies, including Canada. Second, we turn to a discussion of imperial policing in the colonial settlement of Canada involving an elaborate array of “civilizing” techniques, some of which are still in operation today. Since Confederation, the Mounties have been involved in wide-ranging state-building missions with the purpose of securing Canadian sovereignty, in part through land and resource acquisition, and the denial of Indigenous sovereignties. Third, we show that the Mounties' contributions to settler colonialism played a role in shaping international relations from the twentieth century. In particular, the Mounties were central in constituting Canada as a member of the globally dominant Anglo-Saxon community of states. In conclusion, we suggest that current international policing practices in the global periphery are not novel phenomena, but are rooted in international police powers that made possible the colonial settlement of Canada.
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048078
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rev ed
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Washington, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1999.
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xii, 295p.
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087003135X
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006012
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New York, Manchester University Press, 1994.
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xvii, 302p.
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0719045630
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070359
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Santa Monica, Rand Corporation, 1998.
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xvii, 75p.
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0833025686
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005213
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Ontario, Queen's University Press, 1994.
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61p.
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Martello Papers; no.9
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088911689X
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127067
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2013.
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Against the generally disappointing outcomes of international police reform in fragile settings, this article examines a New Zealand-supported community policing programme in post-conflict Bougainville. While the programme's engagement with the regular police organization has struggled for traction, support provided to an innovative and socially embedded policing initiative has produced promising results. The reasons behind these divergent outcomes and their implications for international policing are explored in the context of Bougainville's recent history, including the legacies of conflict and the new vision of hybrid policing in the post-conflict political settlement.
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047493
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Westport, Praeger Publishers, 1999.
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xi, 166p.
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0275961737
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049094
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1998.
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xii, 230p.
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0198294352
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047402
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London, Frank Cass, 2000.
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vi, 230p.
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0714649872
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004436
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Canberra, Australian Defence Studies Centre, 1993.
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xiv, 229p.,figures
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0731702743
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123512
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2012.
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International police now contribute the second largest proportion of personnel to peacekeeping missions after militaries. They are thus key contributors to post-conflict transitions in developing countries. In the past decade Australian police have played a major role in a range of international missions in the Asia-Pacific region, partially funded by Australia's international development budget. Increasingly the Australian Federal Police, as Australia's lead agency in this area, has explicitly adopted the development language of capacity building to describe a significant part of their role. This paper considers the contribution of Australian police to building or developing the capacity of new and/or re-formed police forces following conflict. It also examines the degree to which international police missions are able to contribute to broader development goals and achievements within these settings. In doing so, it engages with the question of 'outsiders' (non-development professionals) performing development work in the increasingly populated space of post-conflict recovery and reconstruction.
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001418
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Boulder, Lynne Rienner, 1998.
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xv, 145p.
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1555877567
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156902
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An unprecedented expansion of global anti-terrorist policing took place after 1900, although the security forces projected outside their borders by Russia, Italy, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Spain, and Argentina displayed an enormous diversity in size and effectiveness. Crucial to successful policing was how these countries improved their intelligence through recruiting and handling informers, maintained secrecy and good relations with local police, and handled the media. The British approach to anarchist control was arguably the most successful. Italian international policing was the most far-reaching, while the United States long remained the world's most under-policed large country. On examination, the view that anti-anarchist policing was a case of conservative imperial regimes versus the Western democracies loses validity. During this period, a general trend saw the transfer of anarchist surveillance from the hands of diplomats into those of interior ministry officials and the police, all in the name of greater centralization, professionalization, and efficiency.
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ID:
000913
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Canberra, Australian National Univ., 1998.
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30p.
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SDSC working paper;320
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0-7315-2734-8
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