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Enhancing Collaboration in Police Research Networks

Join the European Society of Criminology's Policing Working Group to facilitate networking among scholars and practitioners interested in policing studies. Enhance communication and cooperation between research centers worldwide and collaborate on comparative research programs, publications, and professional development ventures.

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Enhancing Collaboration in Police Research Networks

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  1. European Society of Criminology: the Policing Working Group Alistair Henry University of Edinburgh SIPR H2020 event University of Dundee 10 January 2014

  2. Aims and Objectives • To facilitate the networking of scholars and practitioners interested in the study of police organisations and policing • To open up and develop lines of communication and cooperation between nationally-based research centres, institutes and academies with policing-related interests and activities • To act as a hub through which scholars, practitioners and the policy community can collaborate productively together (e.g. through the development of comparative research programmes, knowledge transfer events, visiting scholarships/fellowships, or joint teaching and continuing professional development ventures)

  3. Core activities to date • Themed panel sessions at the annual meeting • Joint publications stemming from sessions – books and special issues of journals • European Journal of Police Studies • Pre-conferences (Ghent, Vilnius and – we hope – Prague) involving scholars and local practitioners • All contribute to a sustained focus on policing within an international academic conference & enhances its profile

  4. The product of a PWG themed panel session…

  5. ESC annual conference 10 -13 September 2014 – Prague – Join us!

  6. Links • The ESC http://esc-eurocrim.org/ • The Policing Working Group http://esc-eurocrim.org/workgroups.shtml#Policing • The European Journal of Police Studies http://www.maklu-online.eu/nl/crime/ejps/

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