Dr. Kagoro holds a PhD in Sociology and since 2013 has been a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Intercultural and International Studies (InIIS), Bremen University, Germany. He has subsequently worked in three research projects; “Knowledge Production in German Peace and Security Policy”, “Figurations of Internationalized Rule in Africa” and “Policing in Africa”. He has done consultancies with police forces in both Uganda and Rwanda. In 2021, he authored a report on human rights in Uganda commissioned by the German Corporation for International Cooperation (GIZ). He has published widely on themes of militarization, civil-military relations and policing.

• Introduction.- Chapter 1: The History of the Uganda Police Force.- Chapter 2: Administration, Command and Operational Structures.- Chapter 3: Political Policing.- Chapter 4: Criminal Investigations Department: Official vs Practical Norms.- Chapter 5: The Traffic Police: “Devils in White”.- Chapter 6: The Life of a Territorial Police Commander: A Focus on DPCs and RPCs.- Chapter 7: The Police in Rural Areas.- Chapter 8: The Power Game: Organizational Politics and Intrigue.- Conclusion.

Dr. Kagoro holds a PhD in Sociology and since 2013 has been a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Intercultural and International Studies (InIIS), Bremen University, Germany. He has subsequently worked in three research projects; “Knowledge Production in German Peace and Security Policy”, “Figurations of Internationalized Rule in Africa” and “Policing in Africa”. He has done consultancies with police forces in both Uganda and Rwanda. In 2021, he authored a report on human rights in Uganda commissioned by the German Corporation for International Cooperation (GIZ). He has published widely on themes of militarization, civil-military relations and policing.

• Introduction.- Chapter 1: The History of the Uganda Police Force.- Chapter 2: Administration, Command and Operational Structures.- Chapter 3: Political Policing.- Chapter 4: Criminal Investigations Department: Official vs Practical Norms.- Chapter 5: The Traffic Police: “Devils in White”.- Chapter 6: The Life of a Territorial Police Commander: A Focus on DPCs and RPCs.- Chapter 7: The Police in Rural Areas.- Chapter 8: The Power Game: Organizational Politics and Intrigue.- Conclusion.

Dr. Kagoro holds a PhD in Sociology and since 2013 has been a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Intercultural and International Studies (InIIS), Bremen University, Germany. He has subsequently worked in three research projects; “Knowledge Production in German Peace and Security Policy”, “Figurations of Internationalized Rule in Africa” and “Policing in Africa”. He has done consultancies with police forces in both Uganda and Rwanda. In 2021, he authored a report on human rights in Uganda commissioned by the German Corporation for International Cooperation (GIZ). He has published widely on themes of militarization, civil-military relations and policing.

• Introduction.- Chapter 1: The History of the Uganda Police Force.- Chapter 2: Administration, Command and Operational Structures.- Chapter 3: Political Policing.- Chapter 4: Criminal Investigations Department: Official vs Practical Norms.- Chapter 5: The Traffic Police: “Devils in White”.- Chapter 6: The Life of a Territorial Police Commander: A Focus on DPCs and RPCs.- Chapter 7: The Police in Rural Areas.- Chapter 8: The Power Game: Organizational Politics and Intrigue.- Conclusion.