Policy Briefs

• Possibilities of advancing police reform in Guatemala through COP
  Arturo Matute
• Trust in community-oriented policing: Reflections on the results of research in Central America
  John Andrew McNeish
• Who is the community in community-oriented policing (COP) training?
  Ingrid Nyborg
• Comparative and interdisciplinary research in post-conflict settings: Lessons identified
  Kari M. Osland
• Defining community-oriented policing
  Kari M. Osland
• We want you! Youth recruitment in post-conflict areas
  Fabienne Coenders
• Civil security in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: The evolution of new institutions in the wake of crisis
  Ingrid Nyborg and Bahadar Nawab
• Closeness versus distance: Relational aspects of community policing
  Ingvild Magnæs Gjelsvik
• (In)visibility: Women and community policing in northern Uganda
  Sarah Biecker
• On building trust with technology
  Ingrid Nyborg and Bahadar Nawab
• Designing community policing models: The relevance of political and security factors
  Stian Lid and Clifford C. Omondi Okwany
• One size fits all? Adjusting policing to local circumstances
  Stig Jarle Hansen
• There is nothing here: Growing up in post-conflict Kosovo
  Fabienne Coenders
• Downloading trust: Can information and communication technology (ICT) help police and communities better address gender-based violence?
  Ingrid Nyborg and Katarzyna Struzińska
• Pride of place: Building Kenyan policing from the bottom up
  Alice Hills
• Work with the community, not your weapons
  Ingvild Magnæs Gjelsvik
• Social media: A tool for COP in post-conflict settings?
  Robin Hofmann
• Wrong number: When technology fails police and communities. Lessons From Somaliland
  Alice Hills