...Muhammad Nouman Akhtar Purpose This study investigates how transformational leadership influences psychological empowerment among police officers, emphasizing the mediating role of organizational culture. Focusing on the Punjab Police, Pakistan, it seeks to illuminate how leadership dynamics...

... that police leaders and other public officials may address to reduce police turnover. Police Voluntary turnover Perceived organizational support Organizational climate Organizational culture Organizational commitment Police reform © Emerald Publishing Limited 2024 Emerald Publishing...

... standard, which can be explained by the following perspectives: principlism egoism, and utilitarianism (Cullen et al., 1993 ; Rothwell and Baldwin, 2007 ; Victor and Cullen, 1987). (Un)ethical behavior is a product of the organizational culture, which may create and support opportunities...

... for the collective nature of police culture and developing a quantitative measurement instrument. Based on the existing literature on organizational culture and police culture, shared values in a workgroup appear to be the adequate level of analysis. Furthermore, we seek to explore the factor structure underlying...

... rights only Organizational culture Police culture Officer surveys Since the seminal work of William Westley in the local police of Gary (Indiana) in the late 1940s (but only published in 1970), police culture has been studied extensively, initially in qualitative, often ethnographic...

... have not included. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Organizational culture Police integrity Whistle blowing Deviant subculture Ecological factors We administered surveys of police integrity containing 17 scenarios of police misconduct – the original 11 scenarios used...

...Hee S. Shim; Youngoh Jo; Larry T. Hoover Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore whether the relation between police transformational leadership and organizational commitment is mediated by organizational culture. Drawing on the competing values framework (Quinn, 1988), four types...

... of hierarchy to make rules and to enforce contracts, unmitigated self‐regulation leads to chaos”. Police Organizational culture Whistleblowing Europe Group behaviour Blue code of silence Grid group cultural theory Police culture This paper consists of four parts. First, the blue code...

... Group Publishing Limited 2012 Police Intimate partner violence Law enforcement subculture United States of America Law enforcement Attitudes Stress Organizational culture Domestic violence It is important to identify factors that influence officers' proneness to commit violent acts...

...Mahesh K. Nalla; Wook Kang Purpose The purpose of this study is to develop a broader understanding of police organizational culture in South Korea. More specifically, given its history and culture, the aim is to examine various elements of organizational culture as perceived by line officers...

... of sinister practices and cover ups. Indeed police cultural practices have been used to provide explanations of police deviance and violence (Warren and James, 2000). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Murder Violent crime Criminals Knowledge management Organizational culture Australia...

... Publishing Limited 2010 Police Behaviour Politics Organizational culture Organizational structures Despite its ubiquitous presence in the literature, however, aside from studies on the relationship between police arrests and local political culture (Crank, 1990 ; Langworthy, 1985...

... Publishing Limited 2010 Community policing Law enforcement Organizational culture This research examines the implementation problems faced by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Law Enforcement Division in the beginning of a paradigm shift from traditional law enforcement...

... reforms. Trent Eric Ikerd can be contacted at: trenteikerd@yahoo.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Police reform Organizational change Organizational culture Policing Problem oriented policing In reviewing the policing literature, it is apparent that the process...

... drinks Organizational culture This paper reviews the research upon which the assumption of excessive alcohol consumption by American police officers is based, briefly assesses the literature that analyzes, enumerates, and correlates this supposed alcohol problem with other problematic outcomes...

... be contacted at: cerabe@ilstu.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Police Women Gender Organizational culture United States of America Since the 1972 Civil Rights Act opened the door to patrol for women and made it illegal for police agencies to utilize gender as a barrier...

.... Ernest L. Nickels can be contacted at: nickels@oswego.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Police Occupational psychology Canada India Japan Organizational culture In the sizeable literature that has accumulated on the culture of policing over the last several decades, two...

... be contacted at: jschafer@siu.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Police misconduct Ethics Organizational culture United States of America Corruption Individual behaviour Corruption, abuses of authority, brutal tactics, and violations of constitutional protections have left...

... assessments of the criminal environment is a fundamental component of an intelligence‐led policing system (Ratcliffe, 2003 , 2005); however, it is fair to say that the NJSP organizational culture is still adapting to this significant shift in policing ethos. In recognition of the new policing environment...

.... Byongook Moon can be contacted at: ffbm1@uaf.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Police Organizational culture Community policing South Korea Primarily because of the urgent need for improving the relationship with citizens, Korean police have implemented a major reform since...