Voluntary citizen participation in law enforcement may be carried out within public police
organisations, in cooperation with police or purely as a citizen initiative. In any of its diverse …

This study explored the evolution of work‐related psychological injury in policing, focusing
on the role of police psychosocial culture. In addition to primary interview data from 19 …

Criminological research universally shows that crime and disorder problems are largely
driven by a small percentage of people, clustered in specific places, and committed at …

Professionalism and integrity are currently the main topics of discussion in policing in
England and Wales, with a drive towards professionalising the police service. This drive is …

Newburn observes that'for an increasing number of highly educated and reflective officers
working within an increasingly professionalised service... there is no comprehensive and …

Some words are strong on connotation, others on denotation. We almost all agree on what
we mean by denotatively strong words such as “tablecloth”; we use connotatively strong …

This review provides a cross-sectional analysis of the police literature for years 2000 to
2014. It represents the ninth special feature review of police research published in Police …

This review represents the sixth in an annual special feature in Police Practice and
Research: An International Journal. It provides a cross‐sectional analysis of the police …

Community policing has been hailed by police organizations and academics alike as a
major paradigm shift from the “professional” model of policing–with its emphasis on …

Criminologists have conceptualized the plural understanding of policing and laid the
foundations for the plural-policing literature. A growing interest among political scientists has …