Policing and Society

RESHAPING ORGANIZATIONAL SUBJECTIVITIES IN CANADA'S NATIONAL POLICE FORCE: THE DEVELOPMENT OF RCMP ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
pp. 331-348(18)
Author: DEUKMEDJIAN J.E.

SHOOTINGS BY THE POLICE: WHAT PREDICTS WHEN A FIREARMS OFFICER IN ENGLAND AND WALES WILL PULL THE TRIGGER?
pp. 349-364(16)
Authors: BEST D.; QUIGLEY A.

NEW STRATEGIES OF POLICING THE POOR: BERLIN'S NEO-LIBERAL SECURITY SYSTEM
pp. 365-379(15)
Author: EICK V.

POLICING AN ETHNICALLY DIVIDED NEIGHBORHOOD IN GERMANY: DAY-TO-DAY STRATEGIES AND HABITUS
pp. 381-397(17)
Authors: HU¨TTERMANN J.

"HAVE YOU BEEN DIVERSIFIED YET?" DEVELOPMENTS IN POLICE COMMUNITY AND RACE RELATIONS TRAINING IN ENGLAND AND WALES
pp. 399-411(13)
Authors: ROWE M.; GARLAND J.

ACTIONS FOR DAMAGES AGAINST THE POLICE AND THE ATTITUDES OF CLAIMANTS
pp. 413-422(10)
Author: SMITH G.

RESEARCH NOTECOUNTING VIOLENCE COMMITTED BY THE POLICE: RAW FACTS AND NARRATIVES
pp. 423-428(6)
Author: JOBARD F.

RESEARCH NOTE POLICE USE OF FIREARMS IN NORWAY AND SWEDEN: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF GUN AVAILABILITY
pp. 429-439(11)
Authors: KNUTSSON J.; STRYPE J.

RESEARCH NOTETHE USE OF COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS ON PUBLIC POLICE CARS IN THE UNITED STATES, POST-9/11
pp. 441-450(10)
Authors: FLEURY-STEINER B.; WILES K.

BOOK REVIEW
pp. 451-452(2)