Issue 2 - 2005 - Reflections on Policing in Post-Communist Europe

Foreword by Elisabeth Sieca-Kozlowski, Chief Editor (2^nd Issue Editor)

Introduction by Gilles Favarel-Garrigues (2^nd Issue Editor)

Reflections on Policing in Post-Communist Europe

Marina Caparini and Otwin Marenin

Crime, Insecurity and Police Reform in Post-Socialist CEE

Adrian Beck

Reflections on Policing in Post-Soviet Ukraine:
A Case Study of Continuity

Maria Los

Reshaping of Elites and the Privatization of Security: The Case of Poland

Nikolay Petrov

Siloviki in Russian Regions: New Dogs, Old Tricks

Book Review : Policing in Post-Communist Europe (1 title)

Criminalité, police et gouvernement : trajectoires post-communistes, Sous la direction de Gilles Favarel-Garrigues, Paris, l’Harmattan, collection logiques politiques, 2003, 304 pages.

(reviewed by : Anne Wuilleumier)

Book Reviews (5 titles)

Armiia i Ia. Materialy sotsiologicheskogo issledovaniia, situatsii, pis'ma, vyskazyvaniia. Sankt-Peterburgskaia regional'naia obsestvennaia pravozasitnaia organizatsiia "Soldatskie materi Sankt Peterburga". [The Army And Me. Materials for sociological enquiry, situations, letters, declarations by the "Soldiers’ Mothers of Saint Petersburg" organisation], Tuskarora, Saint Petersburg, 2003.

(reviewed by : Anna Colin Lebedev)

My byli na etikh voinakh : Svidetel’stva Uchastnikov Sobytii 1989-2000 [We were in those wars : Witnesses of survivors of military conflicts of 1989-2000], Sankt-Petersburg, Zvezda (with the support of Soros Foundation « Open Society »). Comp. by Ia. A. Gordin, V.A. Grigor’ev, 2003, 319 p.

(reviewed by : Amandine Regamey)

Amy Caiazza, Mothers and Soldiers. Gender, Citizenship and Civil Society in Contemporary Russia. Routledge. New York and London 2002.

(reviewed by : Elena Zdravomyslova)

Ekaterina Efimova, Sovremennaia tiur’ma : byt, traditsii, fol’klor [Contemporary prison: ways of life, traditions, folklore], Moscow : OGI, 2004 & Russian Criminal Tatoo Encyclopedia, Steidl / Fuel 2003.

(reviewed by : Youri Vavokhine)

Jan T. Knoph, Civilian Control of the Russian State Forces: A Challenge in Theory and Practice, Stockholm: Swedish Defence Research Agency, 2004. Pp.132.

(reviewed by : David J. Betz)

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