Add to ORKGThe Tasmanian Institute of Law Enforcement Studies (TILES) publishes regular Briefing Papers on topics related to the Institute's research program. Our fourteenth Briefing Paper, prepared by Dr Bartkowiak-Théron and Dr Asquith reviews and critically examines the meaning - as well as the policy and practice implications - of the term 'vulnerability' in the context of policing. The authors illustrate the relevance of current debates on the policing of vulnerability through a number of vignettes drawn from other key policing scholars. They conclude by pointing to new conceptualisations of 'vulnerability' emerging in the field of law enforcement and public health
The data deposited includes transcripts of six interviews with three chief police officers and three...
The vulnerability of certain groups within the criminal justice system has become a critical issue f...
A key part of policing is recognising vulnerability, and providing an appropriate response; however ...
The Tasmanian Institute of Law Enforcement Studies (TILES) publishes regular BriefingPapers on topic...
Vulnerability is becoming an increasing concern in policy and legislation and as a focus for action ...
Vulnerable people have become a key focus of policy over the past few decades. As a result, police o...
The policing of vulnerable people has long been a topic of operational uncertainty and political sen...
Whilst police agencies are increasingly being asked to assist vulnerable individuals, the concept of...
Policing Vulnerability highlights the multi-disciplinary nature of police work, sheds light on how s...
The policing of vulnerable people has long been a topic of operational uncertainty and political sen...
We suggest that some communities are left out of this social development of the criminal justice sys...
Preface: Over the last five years, and especially since the formation of the Vulnerability, Resilien...
About this textbookThis textbook addresses existing gaps in police research, education, and training...
As police contact has and continues to increase with people who are considered vulnerable, it is ess...
There is now widespread scholarly and practice agreement that vulnerability is at the very core of l...
The data deposited includes transcripts of six interviews with three chief police officers and three...
The vulnerability of certain groups within the criminal justice system has become a critical issue f...
A key part of policing is recognising vulnerability, and providing an appropriate response; however ...
The Tasmanian Institute of Law Enforcement Studies (TILES) publishes regular BriefingPapers on topic...
Vulnerability is becoming an increasing concern in policy and legislation and as a focus for action ...
Vulnerable people have become a key focus of policy over the past few decades. As a result, police o...
The policing of vulnerable people has long been a topic of operational uncertainty and political sen...
Whilst police agencies are increasingly being asked to assist vulnerable individuals, the concept of...
Policing Vulnerability highlights the multi-disciplinary nature of police work, sheds light on how s...
The policing of vulnerable people has long been a topic of operational uncertainty and political sen...
We suggest that some communities are left out of this social development of the criminal justice sys...
Preface: Over the last five years, and especially since the formation of the Vulnerability, Resilien...
About this textbookThis textbook addresses existing gaps in police research, education, and training...
As police contact has and continues to increase with people who are considered vulnerable, it is ess...
There is now widespread scholarly and practice agreement that vulnerability is at the very core of l...
The data deposited includes transcripts of six interviews with three chief police officers and three...
The vulnerability of certain groups within the criminal justice system has become a critical issue f...
A key part of policing is recognising vulnerability, and providing an appropriate response; however ...