Security network research has grown considerably in the last decade as it has been
increasingly recognised that security is pursued through networks of public, private and …

Police work has become intensely community and crime-prevention oriented, demanding
high commitment and discretionary activity from police officers. Collaborative leadership …

The push toward professionalisation of policing is an expanding discourse in western
societies. Professions, as opposed to trades, crafts or occupations, have particular …

This book provides new insights into police cooperation from a comparative socio-legal
perspective. It presents a broad analysis of comparable police cooperation strategies in two …

How did Canadian border officers come to think of themselves as a" police of the border"?
This book tells the story of the shift to law enforcement in Canadian border control. From the …

Mental illnesses and substance abuse disorders constitute a global public health problem of
enormous proportions. Developing and implementing cost-effective interventions to improve …

In South Africa, police cling to the idea of a policing monopoly and prove reluctant to exhaust
possibilities for sharing the load of creating safety. Nevertheless, they operate knowing that …

Police find themselves operating in difficult times. High expectations and increased
accountability do not sit comfortably with rigid organisational and hierarchical rank-based …

The political communications of police unions in the digital age deserve more attention from
criminologists. This article examines the communications of two Canadian police …

Trans‐municipal networks (TMNs) have reshaped the landscape around local government
action on global climate policy. Past research has focused on why cities join TMNs and the …