Police violence contributes to uneven experiences of citizenship. Identity often determines
who is affected and the ability of loved ones to fight back. While reforms to the criminal …

Security sector reform often involves integrating marginalized groups into the police.
Extensive discussion surrounds the benefits of inclusion to the marginalized group, but we …

This study examined the factors affecting consideration of other ways than turning to the
police, or non-police intervention, following potential victimization by members of ethnic …

" In communities plagued by conflict along ethnic, racial, or religious lines, how does the
representation of previously-marginalized groups in the police affect crime and security …

This study investigates the different dynamics undermining the relationships between the
police and four distinct groups of Israeli citizens—Arabs, ultra-Orthodox Jews, and …

This article describes the contribution and insights of adopting practices that support a
strategy of non‐violent resistance, and a constructive conflict approach (constructive …

A sense of obligation to obey the police is an important predictor of public cooperation and
compliance with the law. Minorities tend to feel less obligated to obey the police than the …

The study explores how nationality and gender effect attitudes on the presence, use, and
misuse of guns by security forces and civilians in Israel. Using data from a national survey …

Minority groups striving for integration may support representation in state institutions as well
as recognition measures not as ends in themselves but only insofar as they believe that …

In this article, we examine the installation of surveillance cameras in the Bedouin town of
Hura in the Negev desert in Israel, analysing the complex interactions between the state and …