Issues

Special Issue: Police legitimacy. Guest Editors: Antoinette Verhage, Anjuli Van Damme, Jannie Noppe

Police legitimacy: an introduction

Jannie Noppe; Antoinette Verhage; Anjuli Van Damme
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Research on police legitimacy: the state of the art

Robert E. Worden; Sarah J. McLean
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The “silver bullet” to good policing: a mirage: An analysis of the effects of political ideology and ethnic identity on procedural justice

Sebastian Roché; Guillaume Roux
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Legitimacy judgments in neighborhood context: Antecedents in “good” vs “bad” neighborhoods

Tammy Rinehart Kochel
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Promoting Muslims’ cooperation with police in counter-terrorism: The interaction between procedural justice, police legitimacy and law legitimacy

Kristina Murphy; Natasha S. Madon; Adrian Cherney
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Building police legitimacy in a high demand environment: the case of Yukon, Canada

Curt Taylor Griffiths; Peter Clark
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Explaining procedural justice during police-suspect encounters: A systematic social observation study

John D. McCluskey; Michael Reisig
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How to measure procedurally (un)just behavior during police-citizen interactions

Anjuli Van Damme
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Police legitimacy in context: an exploration of “soft” power in police custody in England

Layla Skinns; Lindsey Rice; Amy Sprawson; Andrew Wooff
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Identity, legitimacy and “making sense” of police use of force

Ben Bradford; Jenna Milani; Jonathan Jackson
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Private police legitimacy: the case of internal investigations by fraud examiners

Petter Gottschalk
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