Policing refers to intentional activities intended to shape the flow of events in ways that will promote security. This requires both a conception of security and activities that are intended to promote this state of affairs. This requires both knowledge and capacity as well as resources to...

I will begin my commentary with some general reflections on what the discussions at the conference, from which the articles in this volume have been drawn, suggested about what has been happening to the field of policing — the underlying theme of the conference. My commentary will be...

In this article we examine three prominent discourses of security governance and suggest, through a critical review of organizational network theory, that the nodal model can offer theoretical, methodological and ethical benefits over alternative ones. These benefits, we argue, are especially...