Police integrity in the developing world : building a culture of lawfulness / Heath B. Grant.

Intro; About the Author; Contents; Chapter 1: Antecedents and the Nature of Police Corruption and Impunity in Postcolonial and/or Developing Countries; Back to the Basics - The Bad Apple in the Bunch; References; Chapter 2: Integrity Training: The Importance of a Moral Resoning and Rigorous Evaluations; Defining Police Integrity; Individual Level Integrity; Organizational Level Integrity; Scope of Integrity Training; Pedagogical Techniques in Integrity Training; Content of Integrity Training; Moral Reasoning as an Integrity Promotion Tool; References

Chapter 3: Change in Police Organizations - Towards a Top Down/Bottom Up StrategyReferences; Chapter 4: Why Civilian Oversight is NOT the Answer - Addressing Use of Force and Other Human Rights Violations; References; Chapter 5: Rethinking Community Policing - Collective Efficacy First; References; Chapter 6: The Not So Exemplary Example - Bangladesh National Police; Politics and the Police in Bangladesh; The Ever-Present History of Partition; Varied Attempts at Police Reform; Community Policing: Strengths, Flaws, Implementation and the Importance of Local Context

Key Lessons for Implementing Community Policing Models in the Developing WorldThe Need for a Moderate Level of Police Legitimacy; Collective Efficacy as a Starting Point; Summary and Recommendations Moving Forward; References; Chapter 7: Tying It All Together - I'm Smarter than a Ninth Grader - The Culture of Lawfulness Model and Its Origins in the Schools; Taking It to the Police; Education in the Rule of Law for Police; Conclusion; References