Transforming police in central and eastern Europe
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"The chapters in this book describe what has happened to the policing systems in 14 countries in Central and Eastern Europe; what reforms in ideology, organisation, policies and practices have been undertaken; what has changed in the way policing is …
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"The chapters in this book describe what has happened to the policing systems in 14 countries in Central and Eastern Europe; what reforms in ideology, organisation, policies and practices have been undertaken; what has changed in the way policing is done; and assessment of whether the policing system has moved closer toward democratic policing. In combining descriptions of reforms and assessments of whether reforms have moved policing systems toward more democratic forms, the book provides a comparative overview of what has been achieved since 1989 and what has been learned so far about how to reform policing systems along democratic lines."--Jacket.
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