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Militarized Policing in Democratic Societies: Origins, Firearms Proliferation, Impacts, and the Erosion of Democratic Governance
Police militarization has become a global trend in recent decades across many democratic societies, often justified as a necessary improvement in policing to address contemporary threats. This shift not only changes police agencies’ equipment but also their organizational structure, training, operat
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