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Special issue: Police and terrorism, violent extremism, and targeted violence. Guest Editor: Jennifer C. Gibbs

Guest editorial: Police and terrorism, violent extremism, and targeted violence

Jennifer C. Gibbs
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“Always out-gun your enemy”: conventional firearms, right-wing extremism and the challenge to contemporary policing

Kristy Campion; Helen Simpson; Amber Hart; Jack Edge
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Extremism in policing: researching a hidden institutional threat

Carla Lewandowski; John Shjarback
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Can intelligence-led policing work in countering terrorism? Understanding the Bangladesh case

Niloy Ranjan Biswas; Md Mahbub Uz Zaman
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Artificial intelligence and machine learning in state fusion centers: an analysis of contemporary law enforcement intelligence tools

Chris Dolan
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Experimentally testing the effectiveness of webforms versus chatbots for suspicious activity reporting

Joel Elson; Callie Vitro; Erin M. Kearns; Ryan Schuetzler
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See something, say something? Examining variation in willingness to report suspicious activity to police across racial and ethnic groups

Callie Vitro; Erin M. Kearns; Isaac J. Moelter
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Transforming youth-police relations in a security-sensitive region: a quasi-experimental evaluation of a social-based policing program

Mustafa Cabir Altıntaş; Ammar Sevgili
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Displaying deadly police violence against Black people through government memorials

Vance D. Keyes; Latocia Keyes
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Policing in colonial Nairobi: establishing policing norms and developing COIN response to “terror” in the city

Amanda C. Ball
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