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Latin America and the Caribbean

The United Nations and reform of the police in El Salvador

Gino Costa
Pages 365-390 | Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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William Stanley. (1999) Building new police forces in El Salvador and Guatemala: Learning and counter‐learning. International Peacekeeping 6:4, pages 113-134.
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Chuck Call & Michael Barnett. (1999) Looking for a few good cops: Peacekeeping, peacebuilding and CIVPOL. International Peacekeeping 6:4, pages 43-68.
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Rama Mani. (1999) Contextualizing police reform: Security, the rule of law and post‐conflict peacebuilding. International Peacekeeping 6:4, pages 9-26.
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William Stanley & David Holiday. (1997) Peace mission strategy and domestic actors: UN mediation, verification and institution‐building in El Salvador. International Peacekeeping 4:2, pages 22-49.
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Carlos Ponce & Martin A. Andresen. (2019) The spatial structure of sites in ransom kidnappings in El Salvador, 2000–2005. Security Journal 33:2, pages 139-160.
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Fiona Macaulay. 2012. Policing in Africa. Policing in Africa 165 190 .
Gino Costa & Rachel Neild. (2016) Police Reform in Peru. Australian & New Zealand Journal of Criminology 38:2, pages 216-229.
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Stephen M. HillStephen M. Hill. 2005. United Nations Disarmament Processes in Intra-State Conflict. United Nations Disarmament Processes in Intra-State Conflict 153 185 .

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