Academic Publications from ICT4COP
- Fragile Future: Youth Insecurities and Their Relations with Police in Afghanistan and Pakistan
Jaishankar Ganapathy, Ajmal Nimruzi and Shakirullah Dawar
Go to the article by Ganapathy, Nimruzi and Dawar (librelloph.com) - Patterns of Similarities and Differences in Post-Conflict Community-Oriented Policing—A Matter of Trust
Kari Margrethe Osland and Maria Gilen Røysamb
Go to the article by Osland and Røysamb (librelloph.com) - Gendering Community Policing and Role of Information Communication Technology: A Case Study of Gender-Based Violence in Pakistan
Abda Khalid and Ingrid Nyborg
Go to the article by Khalid and Nyborg (librelloph.com) - Re-thinking Violence, Everyday and (In)Security: Feminist/Intersectional Interventions
Ingrid Nyborg, Shweta Singh and Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv
Go to the article by Nyborg, Singh and Gjørv (librelloph.com) - Comparative Reflections on Community-Oriented Policing (COP) in Post-Conflict Central America
John-Andrew McNeish, Arturo Matute, Erika Rojas Ospina and Hugo Frühling
Go to the article by McNeish, Matute, Ospina and Frühling (librelloph.com) - Police, clans and cash in Somalia
Alice Hills
Go to the article by Alice Hills (cultureunbound.ep.liu.se) PDF - A Quick Guide to Somalia in 2026: Business as Usual
Alice Hills
Go to the article by Alice Hills (tandfonline.com) - Telling Tales: Digital Storytelling as a Tool for Qualitative Data Interpretation and Communication
Neil Gordon Davey and Grete Benjaminsen
Go to the article by Davey and Benjaminsen (sagepub.com) - Police, Policing, and the Community: Community Policing in Theory and Practice in Gulu, Uganda
Shai Andre Divon
Go to the article by Divon (librelloph.com) - Civil Security in the Wake of Crisis—Renegotiating Police-Community Relations in Post-Crisis Development in Swat, Pakistan
Ingrid L. P. Nyborg and Bahadar Nawab
Go to the article by Nyborg and Nawab (librelloph.com) - A Bird’s-Eye View from the Field—How a Police Experts Network Can Be an Important Link in Facilitating Sustainable Community-Oriented Policing in Post-Conflict Contexts
Jaishankar Ganapathy, Tor Damkaas and Alf Halvar Næsje
Go to the article by Ganapathy, Damkaas and Næsje (librelloph.com) - Possibilities of Advancing Police Reform in Guatemala through Community -Oriented Policing
Arturo Matute
Go to the article by Matute (librelloph.com) - Aguu: From Acholi Post War Street Youth and Children to ‘Criminal Gangs’ in Modern Day Gulu City, Uganda
Shai Divon and Arthur Owor
Go to the article by Divon and Owor (librelloph.com) - Growing Up in Post-Conflict Kosovo: Youth’s Insecurities and Their Attitudes Towards Police
Fabienne Lieveke Rie Coenders
Go to the article by Coenders (librelloph.com) - The Narrative of Militancy: A Case Study of Swat, Pakistan
Qasim Ali Shah, Bahadar Nawab, Ingrid Nyborg and Noor Elahi
Go to the article by Shah, Nawab, Nyborg and Elahi (librelloph.com) - Protecting the Citizenry—or an Instrument for Surveillance? The Development of Community-oriented Policing in Kenya
Stian Lid and Clifford Collins Omondi Okwany
Go to the article by Lid and Okwany (librelloph.com) - Pushing on a String? An Argument for Civil Society-driven Community Policing as Alternative to Ministry-centric Approach in Conflict-affected States
A. Heather Coyne and Ingrid Nyborg
Go to the article by Coyne and Nyborg (librelloph.com) - Police Reform and Community Policing in Kenya: The Bumpy Road from Policy to Practice
Ingvild Magnæs Gjelsvik
Go to the article by Gjelsvik (librelloph.com) - Striving for the Impossible? Policing and Territoriality in the Age of the War on Terror
Stig Jarle Hansen
Go to the article by Hansen (librelloph.com) - Emerging Perspectives on Post-Conflict Police-Community Relations II
Ingrid Nyborg and Daniel Juddson Lohmann
Go to the article by Nyborg and Lohmann (librelloph.com) - The Gendered Nature of Security in El Salvador: Challenges for Community-Oriented Policing
Erika Julieta Rojas Ospina
Go to the article by Ospina (librelloph.com) - From Guns to Roses: Understanding Community-Oriented Policing in Afghanistan
Ingrid Nyborg, Jaishankar Ganapathy, and Ajmal Nimruzi
Go to the article by Nyborg, Ganapathy and Nimruzi (librelloph.com) - Community-Oriented Policing: Political, Institutional and Technical Reforms in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Police
Nawab Bahadar, Shakir Ullah, Ingrid Nyborg, and Tahir Maqsood
Go to the article by Bahadar, Ullah, Nyborg and Maqsood (librelloph.com) - Role of ICT in Community-Oriented Policing in South Asia: Challenges and Opportunities
Tahir Maqsood, Sajjad A. Madani, Nawab Bahadar and Ingrid Nyborg
Go to the article by Maqsood, Madani, Bahadar and Nyborg (librelloph.com) - Community-Based Policing in Nicaragua: Do the Claims of Communitarian, Proactive and Preventative Hold True?
John-Andrew McNeish, Skarlleth Martinez Prado and Hugo Frühling Ehrlich
Go to the article by McNeish, Prado and Ehrlich (librelloph.com) - Emerging Perspectives on Post-Conflict Police-Community Relations
Ingrid Nyborg
Go to the article by Nyborg (librelloph.com) - Somalia’s Security Challenges Complicate Transfer of Responsibility to Government
Alice Hills
Go to the article by Hills (theglobalobservatory.org) - Can Technology Build Trust?: Community-Oriented Policing and ICT in Afghanistan
Ajmal Nimruzi, Jaishankar Ganapathy, and Ingrid Nyborg
Go to the article by Nimruzi, Ganapathy and Nyborg (library.oapen.org) - Social Media and Community Policing Implementation in South Eastern Europe: A Question of Trust
Janina Czapska and Katarzyna Struzińska
Go to the article by Czapska and Struzińska (link.springer.com) - UN Policing: The Security–Trust Challenge
Kari M. Osland
Go to the article by Osland (link.springer.com) - Pathways to Understanding Community-Oriented Policing in Post-Conflict Societies
Jaishankar Ganapathy and Tor Damkaas
Go to the article by Ganapathy and Damkaas (bulletin.cepol.europa.eu)