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Interpol and the Emergence of Global Policing

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Policing and Contemporary Governance

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“The New Interpol is not simply a collection of databases and communication networks,” said Secretary General Ronald K. Noble to national representatives at Interpol’s 2002 annual assembly.1 “You have heard me use the expression—the Interpol police family. It is an expression that we wish to turn into reality” (Noble 2002). The organization, dedicated to police cooperation, had previously taken four to six months to transmit even high-profile requests for arrest between member nations. Notices were sent as photocopies, mailed by the cheapest and lowest priority postage available (ibid.).2 Modernization and reorganization, however, had just cut the time for priority notices to a single day. The Secretary General’s call for “police family” named the organization’s ambition to create fellowship through these exchanges.

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Stalcup, M. (2013). Interpol and the Emergence of Global Policing. In: Garriott, W. (eds) Policing and Contemporary Governance. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137309679_10

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