Pascual Cortés
@pascualcortes.bsky.social
PhD student LSE Law School | Abogado U. de Chile | Policing, public law, human rights
Super interesting, Andy. Thanks for sharing this!
August 11, 2025 at 9:33 AM
Super interesting, Andy. Thanks for sharing this!
Nice one! Not available in Spotify.
August 1, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Nice one! Not available in Spotify.
Such a great band that knows how to keep expanding that delicate crossover between afrobeat, highlife, jazz that they have achieved like few others. Haven't been able to listen to the full album though, just the preview tracks, because the digital release is...tomorrow!
July 10, 2025 at 1:53 PM
Such a great band that knows how to keep expanding that delicate crossover between afrobeat, highlife, jazz that they have achieved like few others. Haven't been able to listen to the full album though, just the preview tracks, because the digital release is...tomorrow!
One central observation across many chapters: reform requires alignment of researchers, NGOs, media, scandals, political will. Even then, success is rare. The book offers both lessons and some practical foundations for transformative change in policing practices. 3/3
June 26, 2025 at 1:51 PM
One central observation across many chapters: reform requires alignment of researchers, NGOs, media, scandals, political will. Even then, success is rare. The book offers both lessons and some practical foundations for transformative change in policing practices. 3/3
The book examines 13 European countries and reveals a troubling pattern: while police stops face more scrutiny than ever, they remain largely unreformed - "a citadel under siege, but still standing." 2/3
June 26, 2025 at 1:51 PM
The book examines 13 European countries and reveals a troubling pattern: while police stops face more scrutiny than ever, they remain largely unreformed - "a citadel under siege, but still standing." 2/3