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International Peacekeeping Volume 6, 1999 - Issue 4: Peacebuilding and police reform
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Peacebuilding in Southern Africa: Police reform in Mozambique and South Africa

Mark Malan Senior researcher and project leader of the regional peacekeeping programmes, Institute for Security Studies of South Africa
Pages 171-190 | Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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Bruce Baker. (2003) Policing and the Rule of Law in Mozambique. Policing and Society 13:2, pages 139-158.
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Mark Malan. (1999) Police reform in South Africa: Peacebuilding without peacekeepers. African Security Review 8:3, pages 32-44.
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Matteo Tondini. 2008. Jus Post Bellum. Jus Post Bellum 187 212 .

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