Over the past twenty years, research on political extremism and terrorism has become one of
the fastest growing sub-fields within criminology. This rapid growth is reminiscent of the early …

Low trust in state actors constrains state capacity, hindering growth and development. This
paper studies how state actors can build public trust by improving the quality of their …

This article advocates for integrating procedural justice principles into forensic mental health
services to enhance patient engagement and autonomy. Procedural justice, broadly defined …

In the wake of recent fatal police–public interactions, some of which have involved
individuals in crisis, there has been an increase in calls for police training that emphasizes …

In contextualising a report on the public's use of social media to engage with and promote
police accountability in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, this report gives an overview of public …

Although there is a robust body of research examining various predictors of fear of crime,
there are still predictors of one's perceived safety that have not been thoroughly assessed …

National security priorities, result-oriented pressures, and cost sensitivity are common
features of contemporary policing. While the global shift to evidence-based policing (EBP) …

The aim of this paper is to investigate relations between an isolated dimension of Big Five
personality traits and job satisfaction, while considering a mediating effect on this …

We study how improving police-citizen interactions increases public trust by experimentally
evaluating a police training program in Colombia. The National Police retrained officers in …

Feminism is about challenging power in all its forms. Applying a feminist lens to scientific
research brings many advantages, such as broadening theoretical perspectives …