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Haiti-Caribbean Gang Crime Relationships

Posted on September 21, 2020 by TCI

This article was previously published under the title “Beyond the Box” @BHLaurent1 By Bertrand Laurent Gangs are effective at collaborating across jurisdictions, but police forces and civil society aren’t. Recent reviews have documented that crime and violence are the greatest … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Bertrand Laurent, caribbean, crime, haiti, jamaica | 4 Comments

Perfect Storms in Haiti and Jamaica: Community Policing is a Governance Strategy.

Posted on June 1, 2018 by TCI

By Bertrand Laurent @BHLaurent1 In February Andrew Holness, Jamaica’s Prime Minister, recently announced that his country would be willing to join an international effort in Haiti to address its gang problems. Many observers felt that Jamaica, with severe gang problems … Continue reading →

Posted in Building resilient communities: Civic engagement and jobs | Tagged Bertrand Laurent, civic engagement, civil society, community development, community policing, community security, community transformation, crime, crime prevention, haiti, jamaica, stakeholder engagement | 2 Comments

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