This article explores the application of complexity theory to UN peacekeeping. To date,
peacekeeping has been dominated by linear models of change, assuming that conflict …

This article considers the gap between reformist policy and practice in the policing of gender
violence in Pacific Island Countries (PICs) with a key focus on Solomon Islands, Fiji and …

Why is it that states emerging from intervention, peacebuilding and statebuilding over the
last 25 years appear to be'failed by design'? This study explores the interplay of local peace …

Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is a global policy issue with significant social,
economic and personal consequences. The burden of VAWGs is distributed unequally, with …

United Nations police (UNPOL) have become increasingly important to operational
effectiveness of peace operations. For some time, their contribution to re-establishing the …

On a daily basis, police services from countries with different legal traditions and diverse
criminal justice systems exchange legal documents and criminal intelligence for the purpose …

Police reform in much of the developing world reflects a preoccupation with either shifts
away from paramilitaristic policing models or restoration of law and order in post-conflict …

ABSTRACT INTERPOL was not created by a treaty, nor was it created by states. INTERPOL
was developed by a group of diverse domestic police officers, who structured the …

This paper explores contemporary challenges that community policing practices pose to
unified understandings of sovereignty that traditionally underpin the delivery of state-centred …

This chapter offers a detailed discussion of existing approaches to contemporary counter-
insurgency, highlighting emerging discursive and practical shifts in counter-insurgency …