...Graham Perkins; William S. Harvey; Jonathan Smith Purpose This paper aims to explore the conditions that give rise to knowledge hiding within organizations. Given the centrality of trust in exchange relationships and building on existing research, we examine the role played by trust in knowledge...

.... As frontline enforcers of COVID-19 restrictions, police were confronted with these attitudes and behaviours every day. This study examines whether the perceived trustworthiness of police during the pandemic – particularly procedural justice – protected public trust in police and reduced conspiracy theory...

...Jui-Chung Kao; Cheng-Chung Cho; Kao Rui-Hsin Purpose The purpose is to verify the OTC of Taiwan coast guard organizations and to explore whether the views of coast guard personnel on the trust of supervisors, colleagues and subordinates are consistent based on vertical or horizontal relationship...

...Tammy Rinehart Kochel; Wesley G. Skogan Purpose This paper examines the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing's recommendation that police promote trust and legitimacy by creating a culture of transparency and accountability. Design/methodology/approach The study is based on a panel...

...Natasha S. Madon; Kristina Murphy Purpose Since 9/11, Muslims have experienced discrimination and scrutiny from authorities. For many, this experience has damaged their trust in law enforcement and left them with the impression that they are viewed as suspect. This study seeks to better understand...

... in an effort to improve trust between police and the public, including communities in which relationships with police have been historically strained. It also underscores how insights from the study of intergroup contact and communication can benefit policing. The group of stakeholders responsible...

... shape how people accept police use of force. Design/methodology/approach The authors use two online experiments to test whether different force options affected judgments about the acceptability of police action and to explore the role of trust and legitimacy in people's judgments. Findings...

..., it is important to acknowledge the role of civilian demeanor in shaping officers’ attitudes, beliefs and behaviors. Trust Procedural justice Police culture Policing Occupational attitudes The task of sustaining police morale cannot be left to the police themselves; it requires a community effort...

...Adi Indrayanto; John Burgess; Kandy Dayaram; Noermijati Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate and examine the mediating effect of trust and commitment on employees’ performance in the context of transformational leadership at Civilian Para-Police Force Institution. Design...

.../strain relationship. David A. Savage can be contacted at: david.savage@qut.edu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Social capital Trust Stress Gender Burnout Police United States of America The two concepts of social capital and stress have received much attention...

...E.S. Ralston; S.A. Chadwick Purpose The police force in the USA is a unique organizational type that combines structural traits of military and professional bureaucracy. The specifics of police work require high levels of trust between employees on all hierarchical levels. This paper aims...

...Jacinta M. Gau Purpose The purpose of the present analysis is to test the relative impact of trust in police, social cohesion, and fear of crime on neighborhood‐level rates of concealed pistol license (CPL) holding. The dynamics of both formal and informal social control are hypothesized to affect...

... from Japan about concrete programs of community involvement. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Trust Police Comparative tests United States of America Japan Tremendous interest has been shown in what is called the enigma of Japan (van Wolferen, 1989): rapid economic...