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27 Policing Soc'y: Int'l J. Res. Pol'y [i] (2017)

handle is hein.journals/pgsty27 and id is 1 raw text is: POLICING AND SOCIETY Volume 27 Number 1 January 2017 Special Issue: Plural policing in Europe: relationships and governance in contemporary security systems Guest Editors: Megan O'Neill and Nicholas R. Fyfe INTRODUCTION Plural policing in Europe: relationships and governance in contemporary security systems Megan O'Neill and Nicholas R. Fyfe 1 ARTICLES Beyond the thin blue line? A critical analysis of Scotland's Community Warden Scheme Donna Marie Brown 6 Police community support officers in England: a dramaturgical analysis Megan O'Neill 21 Municipal Law Enforcement Officers: towards a new system of local policing in the Netherlands? Ronald van Steden 40 Plural policing in Paris: variations and pitfalls of cooperation between national and municipal police forces Jacques de Maillard and Mathieu Zagrodzki 54 'Not just one node among many' - plural policing in a state-dominated context: the case of Austria Jan Terpstra 68 Bringing politics back into the study of policing? A case study on the policing of social disorder in Belgium Elke Devroe 82 BOOK REVIEW 104 LIST OF REVIEWERS 108

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