The Global Making of Policing: Postcolonial Perspectives

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents List of figures List of contributors Acknowledgement 1. The global making of policing Rethinking global policing through postcolonial perspectives Global Policing The global making of policing: Analytics for studying up, across and in-between Contributions: on laboratories, ‘South–South’ encounters and postcolonial transnational assemblages Bibliography 2. Capillaries of empire: Colonial pacification and the origins of US global surveillance Information and intelligence Colonial Constabulary Colonial blueprint Postwar surveillance ‘War on Terror’ Surveillance under Obama Information and the future of U.S. global power Conclusion Bibliography 3. Laboratories of pacification and permanent war: Israeli–US collaboration in the global making of policing Legal imitations: Reciprocal states of exception Biopolitical imitations: Israel and the ‘Palestinianization’ of Iraq Space as exemplar: the Gaza lab Geographical imitations: divide and rule Vertical geopolitics: dronespace Selling the security state Security ‘showroom’: a global exemplar Security-industrial complexes: joint ventures Conclusion Bibliography 4. Beyond the laboratory thesis: Gaza as transmission belt for war and security technology Security, policing and settler governmentality Israeli settler governmentality Israel’s transnational security industry: the laboratory thesis Islands of control and separation as rule Policing places and people elsewhere War against non-places Transferring illegitimacy and the governance of non-subjects Policing the border: vehicles, sensors and pearls Exporting the border logic Conclusion Notes Bibliography 5. Entangled pacifications: Peacekeeping, counterinsurgency and policing in Port-au-Prince and Rio de Janeiro MINUSTAH and Brazilian peacekeeping Counterinsurgent pacification in Cité Soleil Counterinsurgent humanitarianism is coming home Conclusion Notes Bibliography 6. Associated dependent security cooperation: Colombia and the United States Colombian–U.S. relations and security cooperation: Plan Colombia The gestation of security triangulation Conceptualizing security triangulation Conclusion Notes Bibliography 7. Securing the diaspora: Policing global order Diasporas, armed conflict and liberal peace after the Cold War Tamil diaspora and liberal peace in Sri Lanka Policing and producing ‘the diaspora’ Conclusion Notes Bibliography 8. ‘British cop or international cop?’ Global makings of international policing assistance, 2000–2014 Providing international policing assistance: democratic police reform or ad hoc policing? Delivering international policing from the UK: career enhancing or career cul de sac? A global policing exchange Concluding observations Notes Bibliography 9. A translational perspective on police-building in Afghanistan: The enactment of ‘progress’ in the implementation gap The multiple realities of police-building in Afghanistan A translational perspective on police-building programmes The enactment of progress in the implementation gap Master-codes for translating police-building: rule of law, security sector reform, and counterinsurgency Conclusion Notes Bibliography 10. Unpacking ‘the global’ The study of policing fell through the (internal/external) crack in IR Conclusion Bibliography Index