Policing & Pandemics SIG

Karl Roberts, Professor and Chair of Policing and Criminal Justice at The University of Western Sydney (Australia) presents the findings of the report: Why rights-based policing responses to [...]

December 2021 Public Health & Policing GUEST EDITORS Kelly Burke and Aimee Cheung Many police departments take on responsibilities for which coordination with public health service [...]

The COVID-19 pandemic created unprecedented challenges for governments across the world. As new legislation and other public health rules were introduced, the responsibility of ensuring [...]

Introduction to this article: Discussions on the COVID-19 pandemic have recognised a number of ways in which the crisis is affecting policing and police response: the vulnerability of police [...]

The Status of Policing in India Report 2020-21 gathers and evaluates original data on policing under extraordinary circumstances. It has been divided into two parts: First, a study of policing in [...]

Why rights-based policing responses to pandemics are good for the police and good for policing Prof. Karl A Roberts, Dr Brendan J Cox, Dr Auke van Dijk and Dr Brandon del Pozo Introduction: Much [...]

The policing and public health interface: insights from the COVID-19 pandemic. By Jennifer D. Wood & Patricia M. Griffin Introduction The term ‘interface’ has at least two meanings. It refers [...]

Share Policing in Complexity Leadership Lessons from an Annus Horribilis Victoria Herrington, PhD, Director Knowledge, Australian Institute of Police Management, Adjunct Professor, Western Sydney [...]

UNODC Provides Ongoing Assistance to Eastern Africa Police Amidst COVID-19 Introduction to the article. Nairobi (Kenya), 8 October 2020 – Major threats to peace, security and development continue [...]