Intelligence-sharing in the context of policing transnational serious and organized crime: a note on policy and practice in an Australian setting

Kowalick, Phil; Connery, David; Sarre, Rick

doi:10.1080/15614263.2018.1507899

Cited by 8 publications

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“…What is needed is a high-quality collaborative policing response to prevent, detect, disrupt, investigate, and prosecute such crime (Coyne & Bell, 2011). However, existing research from countries of the Global North identifies organizational, interpersonal, and regulatory impediments to effective interagency collaboration and intelligence sharing (Joyal, 2012; Kowalick et al, 2018).…”

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Policing Illicit Drugs in the Pacific: The Role of Culture and Community on the Frontline

Sousa-Santos¹,

Howes

2022

Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice

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Transnational and organized crime has become more prominent in the Pacific region in recent years, leading to challenges for law enforcement agencies in the region. The production and trafficking of illicit drugs are common concerns that illustrate the nexus between transnational and local crime landscapes. This article discusses approaches to the policing of such crime used by Pacific law enforcement agencies and regional partners. Informed by regional agreements, national security strategies of Pacific Islands governments, and theory about security networks, the article argues that plural and hybrid policing approaches, more commonly associated with community policing, may be effective models to combat drug-related crime. These approaches can involve cultural, social, and hierarchical webs that act as security nodes or networks on the frontline against illicit activities. Given different strengths and weaknesses of the various approaches available, an integrated and multifaceted approach to addressing drug-related crime offers the best chance of success.

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Section: Police Responsesmentioning

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Policing Illicit Drugs in the Pacific: The Role of Culture and Community on the Frontline

Sousa-Santos¹,

Howes

2022

Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice

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“…Taking into account the unprecedented level of integration between different countries of the world, some papers focus on policies and practices to tackle organized crime and terrorism. For instance, Kowalick, Connery, and Sarre (2018) address the issue of intelligence-sharing in the globalized world. Long-term solutions to combat terrorism are analyzed by Sirgy, Estes, and Rahtz (2018).…”

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Perspectives on Terrorism, Culture, and Globalization: A Comprehensive Review of the Contemporary Scholarship

Ivanova¹,

Burganova²,

Sheshukova³

2020

TAKSAD

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There have been continuous debates on the influence of globalization and cultural interactions on the origins and spread of terrorism, Hence, there are numerous attempts to analyze the underlying causal mechanism between these concepts. Given the interdisciplinary nature of the already established body of knowledge, the paper provides a detailed review of the contemporary scholarship on such diverse concepts as "globalization," "culture," and "terrorism." The goal is to systemize the existing approaches used by researchers to analyze the interconnectedness of globalization, culture, and terrorism and present a holistic picture of the current state-of-the-art (which could be used to identify potentials for future research). Relying on the data available from the Scopus abstract and citation database, the paper covers the period from 1998 to 2019. First of all, the paper analyzed a number of quantitative indicators, such as an overall number of papers published, their document types, the leading countries in terms of the scholarly output, and the biggest subject areas. Second, the authors select a total of 40 research papers from the database and conduct a detailed review, the purpose of which is to present a holistic view on the key perspectives developed to analyze such concepts as "globalization," "culture," and "terrorism." The review clearly demonstrates that one could identify the total of five distinct perspectives in the contemporary scholarship: (1) "Postcolonialism," (2) "Religion and Identity Studies," (3) "Social Science Approaches," (4) "Education and Culture," and (5) "Popular Culture and Mass Media." The paper provides a summary of each approach, with a detailed account of the relevant papers. Thus, the review presents unique insights into how the current body of knowledge on the concepts "globalization," "culture," and "terrorism" is organized, highlighting the critical and well-established research avenues (at least how they are reflected in one of the leading abstract and citation database).

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Policing Cybercrime

Gottschalk

Hamerton

2021

White-Collar Crime Online

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Intelligence-sharing in the context of policing transnational serious and organized crime: a note on policy and practice in an Australian setting

Cited by 8 publications

References 15 publications

Policing Illicit Drugs in the Pacific: The Role of Culture and Community on the Frontline

Policing Illicit Drugs in the Pacific: The Role of Culture and Community on the Frontline

Perspectives on Terrorism, Culture, and Globalization: A Comprehensive Review of the Contemporary Scholarship

Policing Cybercrime

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