[08.12.09] Police and Citizens when Income and Institutions Vary
The Department of International Economics at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs has the pleasure of inviting you to the workshop
Police and Citizens when Income and Institutions Vary
The idea behind the workshop is to discuss and analyse various major characteristics of the police, an institution in which NUPI has had a long lasting research interest in and cooperated with. Both Norwegian experiences as well as the police's relationships to general development and conflict issues and internal problems with international police cooperation are touched upon.
Tid:
Tirsdag 08.12.09, kl.09:15
Sted:
NUPI
,
C.J. Hambros plass 2 D
9.15 - 18.00 Programme
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"Organised crime and police corruption in Bulgaria"
Tihomir Bezlov, Center for the Study of Democracy, Sofia -
"Corruption perceptions and citizens’ degree of trust in the police"
Gunnar Thomassen, Police University College -
"Report from experiences with solving tasks in violent environments together with police from different cultures"
Halvor Harz, NUPI -
"Policing police crime"
Petter Gottschalk, BI -
"Police corruption, crime and development"
Gbewopo Attila, NUPI -
"Why are the police so corrupt when people are so poor?"
Jens Chr. Andvig, NUPI -
"Among crooks, police and victims of crime in Tamil Nadu"
Amit Shrivastava, NUPI
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