Police Culture and Community Policing Reform from the 'Bottom-Up' in Sarajevo Canton

Jarrett Blaustein

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This article reflects on the implementation of a Swiss community policing project in Sarajevo Canton,
Bosnia-Herzegovina in 2011. The case study explores how police practitioners might support the
development of partnership-based policing models in the context of a developing and transitional
society. It uses the concept of ‘policy translation’ to illustrate the potential benefits and challenges of
enrolling the situated agency of low ranking police officers to support international reforms by
contrasting the approaches of two ‘specialist’ units to implementing this model in different sectors.
Motivated officers from RPZ1 made important progress towards nurturing the idea of partnership and
promoting an enhanced public image for the Sarajevo Canton Police while their counterparts in RPZ2
struggled to match their successes due to contextual obstacles and limited enthusiasm. Drawing from
these examples, the author theorises the ability of motivated officers to renegotiate police culture and
support the development of democratically responsive policing models ‘from the bottom up’.
Iaith wreiddiolSaesneg
StatwsCyhoeddwyd - Medi 2013
Digwyddiad2013 European Society of Criminology Conference - Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hwngari
Hyd: 04 Medi 201307 Medi 2013

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Cynhadledd2013 European Society of Criminology Conference
Gwlad/TiriogaethHwngari
DinasBudapest
Cyfnod04 Medi 201307 Medi 2013

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