Notes on Contributors
* Michael Kempa is a PhD student at the Regulatory Institutions Network
  within the Law Programme at the Australian National University,
  Canberra. He is conducting research on innovations in policing in
  transitional and multi-ethnic political contexts.
* Ted Leggett is Associate Research Fellow at the School of Development
  Studies, University of Natal, Durban, and Senior Researcher at the
  Institute for Security Studies, Pretoria.
* Bronwen Manby is the Deputy Director of the Africa Division of
  Human Rights Watch.
* Monique Marks is a Senior Lecturer in the Sociology Programme at the
  University of Natal, Durban.
* Robert Morrell is a Professor of Education at the University of Natal,
  Durban.
* Mark Shaw is currently with the Crime Redaction and Analysis Branch
  of the United Nations Centre for International Crime Prevention. At the
  time of writing this article he was a Research Fellow at the South African
  Institute of International Affairs, Johannesburg.
* Clifford Shearing is a Professor at the Law Programme and Regulatory
  Institutions Network at the Australian National University. He is also
  the Director of the Community Peace Programme at the University of the
  Western Cape and a Senior Research Fellow at the Munk Centre for
  International Studies at the University of Toronto.
* Elrena van der Spuy is a Senior Lecturer at the Institute of Criminology
   at the University of Cape Town.


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