Edited by
Robert B. Oakley - Michael J. Dziedzic - Eliot M. Goldberg
Contents
Introduction - Michael J. Dziedzic
Police Functions in Peace Operations: An Historical Overview - Erwin A. Schmidl
Panama: Operation Just Cause - Anthony Gray and Maxwell Manwaring
Policing Cambodia: The Public Security Dimensions of U.N. Peace Operations - James A. Schear and Karl Farris
El Salvador: The Civilian Police Component of Peace Operations - William Stanley and Robert Loosle
Mozambique: The CIVPOL Operation - James L. Woods
Peacekeeping and Policing in Somalia - Lynn Thomas and Steve Spataro
Haiti: Military-Police Partnership for Public Security- Michael Bailey, Robert Maguire, and J. O’Neil G. Pouliot
Bosnia and the International Police Task Force - Michael J. Dziedzic and Andrew Bair
Institutional Learning within Icitap - Charles T. Call
Civilian Police in U.N. Peacekeeping Operations - Harry Broer and Michael Emery
Legitimacy and the Public Security Function - Michael J. Kelly
Response: the U.S. Perspective of Operation Restore Hope - F. M. Lorenz
Norwegian Experiences with U.N. Civilian Police Operations - Espen Barth Eide and Thorstein Bratteland
Report of the Special Swedish Commission on International Police Activities - Nils Gunnar Billinger
Conclusions - Robert B. Oakley and Michael J. Dziedzic
Appendix a Remarks by Chicago Police Superintendent Matt Rodriquez
Appendix b Remarks by the Commandant of the Military Police School- Brigadier General David W. Foley
Appendix c Case Study Framework
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Policing the new world disorder : peace operations and public security / edited by Robert B. Oakley, Michael J. Dziedzic, Eliot M. Goldberg.
ISBN 157906-006-4
In Memoriam
On September 17, 1997, a helicopter transporting twelve international officials on a peace mission in Bosnia crashed into a fog-enshrouded mountain, killing all passengers on board.
Among those who perished were six members of the U.N. International Police Task Force in Bosnia and the U.S. International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program.
Livio “Al” Beccaccio, United
States
Senior Advisor to the Deputy Commissioner
United Nations International Police Task Force
First Lieutenant Andrzej Buler, Poland
Assistant to the Deputy Commissioner
United Nations International Police Task Force
David “Kris” Kriscovich,
United States
Deputy Commissioner for Training and Restructuring
United Nations International Police Task Force
Billy Nesbitt, United States
Bosnia Program Manager
International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program
Marvin Padgett, United States
Coordinator for Police Training
United Nations International Police Task Force
Dr. Georg Stiebler, Germany
Chief of Local Police Development Section
United Nations International Police Task Force
This book is dedicated to the lives and work of these noble law enforcement professionals who made vital contributions to peace and stability in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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