THE INFLUENCE OF REGIONAL SECURITY DYNAMICS ON INTERNATIONAL POLICE COOPERATION – THE CONCEPT AND MODELS OF REGIONAL POLICE COOPERATION
THE INFLUENCE OF REGIONAL SECURITY DYNAMICS ON INTERNATIONAL POLICE COOPERATION – THE CONCEPT AND MODELS OF REGIONAL POLICE COOPERATION

Author(s): Siniša Đukić, Petar Đukić
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Security and defense, Geopolitics
Published by: Institut za strategijska istraživanja
Keywords: cooperation; police; security; region; complex
Summary/Abstract: All the changes in the world related to the end of the Cold War have stimulated regional security dynamics, and regional level, as a level of analysis, has received a very significant place in modern security studies. One of the most important post-Cold War theoretical approaches (if not the most important), which deals with regional security dynamics, is the Theory of the Regional Security (Sub) Complex. We cannot help, but notice the indirect influence of this theory on changes in the approach to the study of subjects, concepts and methods of international police cooperation. Namely, modern trends of stronger regional connection and strengthening of regional security identities have led to the regional dimension of cooperation being in the foreground. Regional police cooperation implies a series of relations that are established between countries that belong to the same regional security (sub) complex with the aim of undertaking joint activities to solve common security problems. In this paper, we will present the concept and models of regional police cooperation.

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