Global Perspectives in Policing and Law Enforcement

Part I: Africa

Chapter 1: Policing in Ghana by Joseph Appiahene-Gyamfi

Chapter 2: Policing in the Republic of Kenya: Structure and Practice by Jospeter M. Mbuba

Chapter 3: Policing and Law Enforcement in Zimbabwe by Jephias Matunhu and Viola Matunhu

Part II: Europe

Chapter 4: Battles to Define the Danish Police: Police Reform and the Transformation of Organizational Ideals and Practices by Mikkel Jarle Christensen

Chapter 5: Police in England and Wales by Timi Osidipe and Jonathan South

Chapter 6: Criminal Policies in Action: Italian Police Forces, Discretionary Powers, and Selective Law Enforcement by Giulia Fabini and Alvise Sbraccia

Chapter 7: The Police and Policing in Poland by Monika Baylis

Chapter 8: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Police Organization in the Republic of Serbia by Dalibor Kekić, Filip Kukić and Miloš Milenković

Part III: Asia and Oceania

Chapter 9: The Chinese Police: Structure, Police-Public Relations, and Deviance by Mengliang Dai and Yunyun Yang

Chapter 10: Police System in India: Issues and Challenges by Siddhartha Misra

Chapter 11: Policing and Law Enforcement in Indonesia by Sharyn Graham Davies

Chapter 12: The Challenges of the Royal Malaysia Police by Yik Koon Teh

Chapter 13: Law Enforcement and Policing in Australia: State and Federal Systems from the ‘Convict Night Watch’ to ‘Problem Oriented Policing’ by Mark F. Briskey and Samuel M. Makinda

Chapter 14: Policing in New Zealand by Ross Hendy

Part IV: The Americas and the Caribbean

Chapter 15: Police and policing in the United States of America by Joselyne Chenane Nkogo

Chapter 16: The Police of Honduras by Mark Ungar

Chapter 17: Reconsidering the Security in Nicaragua: A National Police Reform by Skarlleth Martinez Prado

Chapter 18: The Evolution of Policing in Jamaica by Lorna E. Grant

Chapter 19: The Organization and Functioning of Police Forces in Brazil by Leandro Piquet Carneiro

Chapter 20: Policing in Uruguay: History, Modernization, and Features by Diego Sanjurjo, Nicolás Trajtenberg and Federico del Castillo