Explore the dynamic field of global policing and transnational law enforcement with this comprehensive 4-volume set. Ideal for students and researchers in criminology, sociology, political science, and international relations, this SAGE major work offers an interdisciplinary theoretical framework for understanding policing that transcends national borders. Discover the emerging architecture of transnational policing, alongside detailed explanations of law enforcement, surveillance, and practices addressing global challenges. This collection features diverse theoretical perspectives and empirical case studies, examining new forms of policing and their theoretical, normative, and substantive implications. Volumes cover theorizing, structures, spatial dimensions, and policing transnational problems, making it an essential resource for grasping the complexities of modern international law enforcement.