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Policing and Society, Volume 28, Issue 2 (2018)

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The forgotten path to police reform in the United States: an essay

David H. Bayley

Pages: 125-136

Published online: 01 Mar 2018

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Preparing for action: police deployment decisions for demonstrations

Nina Eggert, Ruud Wouters, Pauline Ketelaars & Stefaan Walgrave

Pages: 137-148

Published online: 23 Feb 2016

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Law enforcement officers’ perceptions of and responses to traumatic events: a survey of officers completing Crisis Intervention Team training

Matthew H. Fleischmann, Pat Strode, Beth Broussard & Michael T. Compton

Pages: 149-156

Published online: 19 Sep 2016

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Under-regulated and unaccountable? Explaining variation in stop and search rates in Scotland, England and Wales

Genevieve Lennon & Kath Murray

Pages: 157-174

Published online: 29 Mar 2016

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Different styles of policing: discretionary power in street controls by the public police in France and Germany

Jacques de Maillard, Daniela Hunold, Sebastian Roché & Dietrich Oberwittler

Pages: 175-188

Published online: 21 Jun 2016

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A small constellation: risk factors informing police perceptions of domestic abuse

Amanda L. Robinson, Gillian M. Pinchevsky & Jennifer A. Guthrie

Pages: 189-204

Published online: 29 Feb 2016

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‘The biggest gang’? Police and people in the 2011 England riots

Tim Newburn, Rebekah Diski, Kerris Cooper, Rachel Deacon, Alex Burch & Maggie Grant

Pages: 205-222

Published online: 08 Apr 2016

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Revisiting the potential of community empowerment within UK neighbourhood policing meetings

Roz Gasper & Annette Davies

Pages: 223-241

Published online: 21 Mar 2016

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Book Review

Police chiefs in the UK: politicians, HR managers or cops?

Danielle Watson

Pages: 242-244

Published online: 30 Jan 2018

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Global organized crime. A 21st century approach (2nd edn)

Xavier L’Hoiry

Pages: 244-246

Published online: 07 Feb 2018

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Dirty money. On financial delinquency

Antoinette Verhage

Pages: 246-249

Published online: 05 Feb 2018

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