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Evidence-Based Policing in an International Context
Wed, Nov 15, 8:00 to 9:20am, Marriott, Room 405, 4th FloorSession Submission Type: Regular Session
Sub Unit
Division of Special Interests
Divisions of Special Interest / Division of Policing
Divisions of Special Interest / Division on Terrorism & Bias Crime
Individual Presentations
Are Police Born to Be Anti-Science? - An Exploration in Taiwan - Keng-hui Lin, University College London
Directed Enforcement or Random Patrols? Hot Spots of Arrests and Crimes in London - Michael J Jenkins, University of Scranton; Ismail Onat, University of Scranton
Evaluating the Effects of Community Policing on Perceived Disorder in a Developing Nation - Devon Johnson, George Mason University; Edward Maguire, Arizona State University; Joseph Kuhns, University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Policing of Peru's Illegal Wildlife Trade - Antony Carlo Leberatto, New Jersey City University
Terrorist Amnesty, Reintegration, & Perceptions of Counter Violence Extremism Among Police Officers in Kenya; An Assessment - Resila Atieno Onyango, The Graduate Center, John Jay College / CUNY