Deskripsi
In an era in which public security, governance, and national development are increasingly interconnected, policing cannot be understood merely as law enforcement. Policing in Indonesia: Beyond Enforcement – Polri’s Role in Policy Collaboration offers a timely and thought-provoking exploration of how the Indonesian National Police contributes to policy implementation, inter-agency coordination, corruption prevention, public service reform, road safety, food security, and national development.
This edition brings together analytical reflections and field-based insights on the expanding role of Polri within Indonesia’s governance ecosystem. Rather than viewing the police solely as an institution that responds to crime and disorder, this book presents Polri as a strategic actor in maintaining stability, strengthening accountability, and supporting the effective execution of government programs.
Written by police officers with advanced academic training, the chapters examine contemporary challenges through the lenses of governance, institutional reform, public policy, and democratic policing. The authors are mostly members of Dabraka, an organization established by the Chief of the Indonesian National Police to bring together police officers who have completed postgraduate education in Indonesia and abroad. Dabraka is projected to help shape a more modern, adaptive, and future-ready Polri.
More than a book about policing, this edition is a contribution to the broader conversation on how security institutions can evolve in response to the demands of a changing nation. It invites policymakers, practitioners, academics, and the public to rethink the role of Polri not only as a guardian of law and order but also as an institutional pillar in Indonesia’s journey toward accountable governance, resilient development, and democratic transformation.
- Penulis: Irjen Pol. Dr. Anwar, S.I.K., M.Si., et al.
- ISBN: 978-623-08-2364-0
- Halaman: 366
- Ukuran: 15 x 23 cm
- Tahun Terbit: 2026
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