This page profiles each of the key researchers in African Policing. African Policing.org was founded by Professor Bruce Baker.
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Professor Bruce Baker
Professor of African Secuity,
Coventry University
Bruce Baker is a Professor
at the Applied Research Centre for Human Security, Coventry University.
He is currently engaged in an ESRC project examining informal and formal
policing in post-conflict African states.
His publications include: Taking the Law into Their Own Hands: Lawless
Law Enforcers in Africa (Ashgate, 2002); Escape from Domination
in Africa: political disengagement and its consequences (James Currey,
2000); and articles in Third World Quarterly, Politics, Commonwealth and
Comparative Politics, Journal of Contemporary African Studies, Democratization,
Terrorism and Political Violence, Journal of Modern African Studies, Contemporary
Politics, Journal of Humanitarian Assistance, Policing and Society, Society
in Transition, Conflict Security and Development, and International Journal
of the Sociology of Law.
He has conducted fieldwork in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, South Africa, Rwanda,
Uganda, The Gambia, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Southern Sudan and Cape Verde.
Professor Otwin Marenin
Department of Political Science,
Washington State University
Professor Marenin's current research interests focus on four general topics:
a) international cooperation in criminal justice
and policing: programs and impacts
b) security sector reform
c) the dynamics of crime, law and legitimacy in state building and political
development
d) criminal justice in Native American communities
Click here to download Professor Otwin Marenin's CV
Click here to email Professor Otwin Marenin
Eric Scheye
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to download Eric Scheye's CV
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Gordon Peake
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here to download Gordon Peake's CV
Click here to email Gordon Peake
Last updated 27th October 2007
