Policing: An International Journal: Volume 23 Issue 4

Deviant organizational messages among suspect police officers in Israel

Sergio Herzog

In light of criticism against the Israel National Police in recent years for excessive use of physical force, the personal views of Israeli police officers were elicited regarding…

Perceptions of neighborhood problems and their solutions: implications for community policing

Robert M. Bohm, K. Michael Reynolds, Stephen T. Holmes

This exploratory study tests one of the key assumptions of community policing: that there is a relatively high level of consensus both within and between community groups, or…

Policing entertainment districts

Blair J. Berkley, John R. Thayer

Entertainment is now the largest trend in retailing and urban redevelopment, and is credited with revitalizing many downtowns. Consequently, many other cities are attempting to…

A content review of campus police vehicle pursuit policies at large institutions of higher education

Max L. Bromley

Campus crime and related issues have received considerable attention from the various legislative bodies, the media and social science researchers over the last two decades. Much…

Australian police management education and research: a comment from “outside the cave”

Margaret H. Vickers

Examines police management education and research practices from an observer’s perspective. Believes that with changes in management education and research practices police…

Predicting shooting scores from physical performance data

Gregory S. Anderson, Darryl B. Plecas

Selecting the right people for police work is not only important for the employer, but is also in the best interest of the public. Failure to screen out individuals who cannot…

The future of the Nigeria police

Patrick Edobor Igbinovia

Future‐time is of concern – and of increasing concern – with police system. The modern police has existed in Nigeria for about 69 years (1930‐1999). These comments are an attempt…

Police and Society (2nd ed.)

Ross Wolf