The empirical status of Tom Tyler's (1990) process-based model of regulation is frustrated by
the fact that most studies are conducted in the US, leaving open the question of whether …

Police misconduct is a serious concern to scholars, police administrators, the media, and the
general public. For a variety of reasons, a direct approach to the study of police misconduct …

It is often so 'that within a given case, when we try to track down the origins of an idea or
proposal, we become involved in an infinite regress'(Kingdon, 1995: 72-73). Taking that into …

Modern police organisations operate in a highly dynamic environment amid a sea of various
fast-paced societal, economic, political and technological trends to which they must find …

The focus of community policing is directly on the local community and encompasses
various crime reduction and crime preventive initiatives developed and initiated through the …

The comparative study of police systems has grown exponentially since the pioneering work
of David Bayley (1985). This is so both among academics and among police managers, as …

The chapter analyses the response of authorities to the appearance and spread of the
pandemic. The authors described how various institutions of plural police activity, including …

Abstract Slovenia is a Central European democracy, independent since 1991. With a
population of approximately two million and above 17,000€ gross domestic product (GDP) …

Since 1991, policing in Slovenia has been characterized by several police reforms aimed at
bringing the police closer to the western democratic style of policing. Initial reforms were …

This paper explores the nature of the relationship between police integrity and community
policing, an issue unexplored in prior studies. A stratified representative sample of 1,315 …