Southern and Postcolonial Perspectives on Policing, Security and Social Order

1. Introduction: Southern and Post-Colonial Perspectives on Policing, Security and Social Order - Peter Squires, Roxana Cavalcanti and Zoha Waseem


Part 1: Policing, Law, and Violent Legacies


2. Asymmetric Policing at a Distance? Frontiers, law and disorder in the weaponised South - Peter Squires


3. 'From Overseer to Officer: A Brief History of British Policing through Afro-Diasporic Music Culture' - Lambros Fatsis


4. Police Violence, Anti-Police Protest Movements and the Challenge of Decolonialism - Chris Cunneen


5. Crossing Red Lines: Exploring the Criminalisation and Policing of Sedition and Dissent in Pakistan - Ammar Ali Jan and Zoha Waseem


Part 2: Southern Institutions and Criminal Justice Politics


6. Reform, Restructure and Rebrand: Cursory Solutions to Historically Entrenched Policing Problems - Danielle Watson, Nathan W. Pino and Casandra Harry


7. Democratic Policing in Authoritarian Structures. Policing models and the exercise of authority in Sao Paulo, Brazil - Viviane de Oliveira Cubas, Frederico Castelo Branco and Andre Rodrigues Oliveira


8. Rioting Struggles in Brazil: Prison Gangs, Staff and Criminal Justice Hegemony - Vitor Dieter


9. The Political Economy of Punishment in the Global Periphery: Incarceration and Discipline in Brazilian Prisons - Luiz dal Santo


Part 3: Southern Narratives and Experiences - Culture, Resistance and Justice


10. Colonial Violence, Contemporary Conflict and Socio-Ecological Renewal: Analysis from Bougainville - Blaise Iruinu and Kristian Lasslett


11. Exploring the Moving Lines of the "Global South": Citizenship and Political Participation in a Rio de Janeiro Favela - Elizabete Ribeiro Albernaz


12. Social Mobilization and Victims of Violence: Emotional Responses to Justice in an Urban Periphery - Valeria Cristina de Oliveira and Jaqueline Garza Placencia


13. Women, Peace, Security and Justice: A Postcolonial Feminist Critical Review - Giovana Esther Zucatto


Part 4: Conflicts, Criminalisation, and Process in the Neo-Liberal Internationalism


14. The Contemporary Criminalisation of Activists: Insights from Latin America - Roxana Cavalcanti, Israel Celi and Simone Gomes


15. Framing Human Insecurity Between Dispossession and Difference - Guilherme Benzaquen and Pedro Borba


16. Private Military Force in the Global South: Mozambique and Southern Africa - John Lea


17. Distant Conflicts, Southern Deaths: The Trials of Neo-Liberal internationalism in 'Southern Nowhere' - Peter Squires


18. Conclusion/Afterword - Roxana Cavalcanti, Zoha Waseem and Peter Squires