Policing the World: Interpol and the Politics of the International Police Cooperation Malcolm Anderson

`a scholarly, thoughtful, and lucid book' `a masterly exposition of the historical and contemporary development of Interpol' `Anderson shows a degree of sophistication not matched in any other work on this subject.' Times Higher Education Supplement

'Professor Anderson has performed the useful service of collecting and disseminating information not previously available, particularly in English.' Laurence Lustgarten, Political Quarterly, Vol. 61.2, April/June 1990

'Obviously, the author has approached the key people in the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol), and has digested and then reproduced the information in a cogent, readable and interesting form. Indeed, this is a book that will make interesting and highly informative reading for many police officers and academics whose daily tasks do not involve them directly in such matters.' Ian Oliver, Chief Constable, Grampian Police, Terrorism and Political Violence, Vol. 3, No. 4, Winter '91

'This work deals with all the major issues associated with the emergence of an ideal model of cooperation that would include the harmonization or criminal law, law enforcement strategies, police organization, immigration and civil liberties.' ― European Library

'This book provides a succint evaluation of what is the most intractable problem confronting future European convergence...This enlightening study identifies the real problems which still confront those who seek a supra-national European Union.'