Modernizing Repression: Police Training and Nation-Building in the American Century

This book offers a deep exploration of how American policing practices influence international relations and security. It examines the complexities of U.S. law enforcement efforts in foreign contexts, highlighting both the intended outcomes and unintended consequences of these operations. Through detailed case studies, the author critiques the effectiveness of such interventions and their implications for global justice and human rights, making it a vital resource for understanding contemporary policing dynamics on a global scale.