Police perceptions of procedural justice are less well understood than citizen perceptions.
Our paper compares the views of police officers and citizens of a routine Australian policing …

Objectives Academics and practitioners alike are concerned about the potential “double-
edged sword” of procedural justice. In the organizational context, procedural justice is …

This paper explores police perceptions on the causes of crime and the declining legitimacy
of the police. Notwithstanding the growing body of research on public perceptions towards …

In the research literature on white-collar crime, there seems to be a tendency to claim
individual failure rather than systems failure. Occupational crime is often emphasized at the …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to report from an empirical study of white‐collar crime
in business organizations and to create insights into perceptions of potential offenders …

It has been argued that police organizations make whistle-blowing very difficult. This paper
reports from a study of all court cases against police employees in Norway in 2008. In the …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to study police crime, which is defined as crime
committed by police employees on duty. Design/methodology/approach–Based on an …

Critical race theory (CRT) contends that US structures and institutions have created a society
in which White superiority and Black subjugation are widespread. Law enforcement—far …

The great majority of individuals involved in policing are committed to honourable and
competent public service. However, when police misconduct does occur, there is a tendency …

Very few racial profiling studies explore police officers' experiences when interacting with
residents in ethnically diverse neighbourhoods while on patrol. This qualitative study …