[Anthropgrad] CAEPR Seminar Reminder: Wednesday 15 August

[Karen Montefiore]

Please note a change of venue for the CAEPR Seminar Series to
the Humanities Conference Room, level 1, AD Hope building, ANU.

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Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR)
2007 Seminar Series II (8 August - 24 October)
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Wednesday , 15th of August
12.30 - 2.00pm



Community policing in Australasia: Lessons from the community


Manuhuia Barcham
(Director, Centre for Indigenous Governance and Development, Massey 
University)

Abstract:
Much of the community policing literature looks at the ways in which 
police officers are able to more effectively interact with the 
community in terms of the maintenance of law and order and other 
policing functions. Less attention, however, is paid to the ways in 
which communities police themselves and how this impacts on policing 
more generally. Looking at the case of indigenous community policing 
initiatives in Australia and New Zealand this paper explores the 
impact that this form of policing is having in these communities. The 
paper ends by discussing how these types of initiatives might be 
usefully transferred through to other policing environments such as 
the Pacific Islands.


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When:   Wednesdays, 12.30 - 2.00pm
Venue:  Humanities Conference Room, Level 1, AD Hope Building #14, ANU.
Map:  A map of the AD Hope Building location 
http://campusmap.anu.edu.au/displaybldg.asp?no=14
Enquiries: (02)6125 0587 or email: <mailto: 
admin.caepr at anu.edu.au>admin.caepr at anu.edu.au
Future Seminars: please visit http://www.anu.edu.au/caepr/events07.php
Seminar streaming audio and podcasts: At the discretion of 
presenters, some CAEPR seminars are now made available through the 
website (http://www.anu.edu.au/caepr/events07.php) as streaming audio 
and MP3 podcasts, together with appropriate handout 
materials.  Certain types of seminar presentation, including works in 
progress and thesis reports, may not be appropriate for podcast. The 
discussion following a presentation is not recorded.

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