Policing: An International Journal: Volume 31 Issue 2

Dimensions of police culture: a study in Canada, India, and Japan

Ernest L. Nickels, Arvind Verma

Some police research has used quantitative methods of typology construction in attitudinal data to explore the spatial structure of occupational culture, suggesting distinctions…

An examination of the types of leading questions used by investigative interviewers of children

Carolyn H. Hughes‐Scholes, Martine B. Powell

The purpose of this paper is to examine the nature of leading questions used by a representative sample of investigative interviewers of children. In particular, it examined…

An analysis of alternatives to New York City's current marijuana arrest and detention policy

Bruce D. Johnson, Andrew Golub, Eloise Dunlap, Stephen J. Sifaneck

During the 1990s, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) instituted a policy of arresting and detaining people for minor offenses that occur in public as part of their…

Survival in an “all boys club”: policewomen and their fight for acceptance

Cara Rabe‐Hemp

The purpose of this paper is to explore the experiences of policewomen to determine the extent to which female officers face resistance and obstacles to police work, to examine…

Exploring the limits of collaboration in community policing: A direct comparison of police and citizen views

John Liederbach, Eric J. Fritsch, David L. Carter, Andra Bannister

The purpose of this paper is to provide direct comparisons between the views of citizens and officers within a jurisdiction that has been largely influenced by the…

Predicting crime scene attendance

Richard Adderley, John Bond

The purpose of this paper is to identify a workable methodology to prioritise those crime scenes which have the greatest opportunity of a forensic recovery to enable effective…

First‐line supervisor's perceptions of police integrity: The measurement of police integrity revisited

Joseph A. Schafer, Thomas J. Martinelli

The purpose of this paper is to examine supervisor perceptions of police integrity situations using the measurement of police integrity instrument. Additional survey questions…

Exploring sexual harassment in a police department in Taiwan

Lan‐Ying Huang, Liqun Cao

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the conceptual and empirical issues related to sexual harassment (SH) in a police department in Taiwan.

Union Influence and Police Expenditures

Garth den Heyer

The New Policing

Yuning Wu

Resource Information Center of the Office of Community-Oriented Policing

J.W. Carter II

Perspectives on policing

Luahna Winningham Carter

Editorial

Lawrence F. Travis III