Policing the World without a World Police. Assessing the Conditions of International Police Cooperation

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The paper discusses the pivotal role of Interpol as the world's largest and most effective international police organization, highlighting its 188 member countries and its unique position as the second largest international entity after the United Nations. It emphasizes the growing challenges posed by transnational crime and terrorism in an increasingly globalized world, underscoring the necessity for swift and coordinated responses among nations through Interpol's framework of National Central Bureaus. The analysis reflects on the importance of intergovernmental cooperation in addressing these complex issues.