Policing: An International Journal
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The impact of COVID-19 on police training academies
David R. White, Joseph Schafer, Michael KyleThe purpose of this study is to explore the impacts coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) had on US police academies’ production of police recruits.
Military experience among police officers: an examination of veterans' attitudes toward the community
Jacinta M. Gau, Erika J. Brooke, Eugene A. Paoline III, Krystle L. RomanThe purpose of the study was to determine whether prior military service impacts police officers' job-related attitudes.
“We are all in this together:” police use of social media during the COVID-19 pandemic
Xiaochen Hu, Beidi Dong, Nicholas LovrichPrevious studies consistently indicate that police agencies tend to use social media to assist in criminal investigations, to improve police-community relations and to…
Cops and COVID: an examination of California officers' perceptions and experiences while policing during a pandemic
John Shjarback, Obed MagnyUsing online survey data from a sample of 440 police officers in California throughout May 2020, the current study collected time-sensitive information on officers'…
Accountability and transparency as levers to promote public trust and police legitimacy: findings from a natural experiment
Tammy Rinehart Kochel, Wesley G. SkoganThis paper examines the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing's recommendation that police promote trust and legitimacy by creating a culture of transparency and…
Residents’ perceptions of policing and safety during the COVID-19 pandemic
Seyvan Nouri, Tammy Rinehart KochelThe COVID-19 pandemic has raised unique challenges for police. Reductions in manpower due to officer illness and the need to social distance to suppress spread of the…
When abusive supervision leads to good performance: an exploration of the bright side of abusive supervision
Filza Hameed, Sadia Shaheen, Bashir Ahmad, Muhammad Mudassar Anwar, Muhammad Ahmad-ur-RehmanThe successful performance of organizations depends on the smooth working relations between their leaders and employees. Considering the importance of the behaviors of…
Policing in the COVID-19 pandemic: are rural police organizations immune?
Thomas J. MrozlaThis study examined how rural police agencies have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Risk and protective factors for post-traumatic stress among New Zealand police personnel: a cross sectional study
Garth den HeyerThe purpose of this research was to examine which factors increase the risk of post-traumatic stress in police officers to assist with identifying strategies that will…
Public assessments of police during the COVID-19 pandemic: the effects of procedural justice and personal protective equipment
Ryan Sandrin, Rylan SimpsonThe COVID-19 pandemic has presented many challenges for contemporary police. The present research examines public assessments of police responsibility and performance…
Police bias and diminished trust in police: a role for procedural justice?
Natasha S. Madon, Kristina MurphySince 9/11, Muslims have experienced discrimination and scrutiny from authorities. For many, this experience has damaged their trust in law enforcement and left them with…
Gender diversification in police agencies: is it a zero-sum game?
Jeffrey Nowacki, Joseph Schafer, Julie HibdonThe article first examines whether police hiring decisions represent a zero-sum game where hires from one under-represented group (e.g. White women) reduce the number of…
Predictors of self-legitimacy among military police officers in São Paulo, Brazil
Viviane de Oliveira Cubas, Frederico Castelo Branco, André Rodrigues de Oliveira, Fernanda Novaes CruzThe authors examine predictors of self-legitimacy for police officers belonging to the Military Police force of São Paulo (Brazil). Considering the variables mobilized by…
Impact of propensity to trust on the perception of police: an integrated framework of legitimacy perspective
Sung Lee, Jina LeeThe study aims to examine whether a baseline trait-level characteristic, in this case propensity to trust, impacts peoples' perception of procedural justice, police…
The impacts of direct-negative and indirect-negative contact experiences on the attitudes toward the police: focus on racial differences
Hyeyoung Lim, Jae-Seung LeeThe purpose of this study is to examine how direct-negative and indirect-negative contact experiences affect students' attitudes toward the police by race and test the…
Explaining job satisfaction and voluntary assistance among Nigerian police officers
Smart Egwu Otu, Ivan Sun, Charles Ikechukwu Akor, Macpherson Uchenna Nnam, Yuning Wu, Gilbert AroThis study aims to assess the direct relationships between internal support and job satisfaction and voluntary assistance and their indirect connections through…
Perceived threat and officer-involved shootings: characteristics leading to fatal vs non-fatal instances
Zavin Nazaretian, Cedrick Heraux, David MerollaThe purpose of this research is to compare the fatality rate of Black and White subjects shot by police. This comparison is meant to explore whether officer-involved…
Examining police officers’ perceptions of stress: the role of Person−environment fit
Rachael Rief, Samantha ClinkinbeardThe purpose of the study was to examine the relationship between officer perceptions of fit in their organization and stress (organizational and operational), overall job…
Strain, negative emotions and turnover intentions among American police managers
Viviana Andreescu, Gennaro F. VitoThe main objective of the study is to identify the effects of various sources of job-related strains on police managers' turnover intentions.
Assessing the impact of the national police training program Blue Courage on officer attitudes toward mental and emotional wellness
Gregory DrakeOfficer wellness has become a popular area of focus in recent years. This purpose of this research is to examine the impact of a police training program, Blue Courage, on…
Policing nonfatal strangulation within the context of intimate partner violence
Alondra D. Garza, Amanda Goodson, Cortney A. FranklinThe current study examined police response, specifically identification and arrest decisions, to nonfatal strangulation occurring within the context of intimate partner violence.
Does officer self-legitimacy mediate the linkage between internal and external procedural justice? Evidence from Taiwanese police officers
Fei-Lin Chen, Ivan Sun, Yuning Wu, Shun-Yung Kevin WangThis paper aims to assess whether internal procedural justice is directly and indirectly through self-legitimacy connected to external procedural justice among Taiwanese…
A machine learning analysis of misconduct in the New York Police Department
Timothy I.C. Cubitt, Philip BirchThere is a paucity of data available relating to the misconduct of police officers in larger policing agencies, typically resulting in case study approaches and limited…
Policing in a pandemic: how law enforcement communicates with the public
Ashley K. Farmer, Allen CopenhaverThis study, a content analysis, aims to analyze general communications from law enforcement via agency websites about the COVID-19 pandemic and how this affected police…
Public reassurance following a collective trauma event: a scoping review of the evidence to inform police practice
Lyndal Hickey, Louise Harms, Lauren KostaThis paper examines the empirical research on police reassurance following a collective trauma event (CTE).
Pulling levers in New Haven, CT: an analysis of the TimeZup initiative and its impact on murder, robbery, and assault
Philip J. LevchakThis study examines the effect of TimeZup – a lever pulling strategy designed to reduce gun violence in New Haven, Connecticut.
Using criminological theory to explain police misconduct: a state-of-the-art review
Christopher M. Donner, Jon Maskály, Wesley G. Jennings, Cynthia GuzmanThe purpose of this paper is to review the extant published literature using traditional criminological theories in an effort to explain police misconduct.
VOICES: a theory-driven intervention for improving relationships between police and the public
Shawn Hill, Howard Giles, Edward R. MaguireThe purpose of this paper is to describe a theory-driven intervention called VOICES that was developed to improve police-community relations. The intervention was designed…
Racial characteristics of areas and police decisions to arrest in traffic stops: multilevel analysis of contextual racial effects
Yan Zhang, Lening ZhangThe present study assesses the contextual racial effects on police decisions to arrest in traffic stops.
Motivation and crime scene behavior in Korean fire setting: a new typology
Ashley N. Hewitt, Eric Beauregard, Jonghan SeaEarly classification systems of fire setting have suffered from several limitations, including the lack of empirical validation and the focus mainly on the offender…
The effect of optimism on the work-family interface and psychological health of Indian police
Monika Agrawal, Ritika MahajanUsing conservation of resources (COR) theory the study investigates the interrelationships between optimism, bidirectional work-family conflict, enrichment, and…
Comparing the impact of authentic leadership on Italian and UK police officers' discretionary power, well-being and commitment
Benjamin Farr-Wharton, Yvonne Brunetto, Paresh Wankhade, Chiara Saccon, Matthew XerriThis paper compares the impact of leadership behaviours on the discretionary power, and well-being, and affective commitment of police officers from Italy and the United…
Emotional intelligence in policing: a state-of-the-art review
Obed Magny, Natalie TodakEmotional intelligence (EI) reflects an ability to acknowledge one's own emotional state and keep one's emotions in balance while recognizing emotions in others, managing…
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1363-951XRenamed from:
Police Studies: Intnl Review of Police DevelopmentOnline date, start – end:
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American Journal of PoliceEditors:
- Dr Lorie Fridell
- Dr Wesley Jennings
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