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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Due to the unique cultural, historical, and ecnomic background of Asian nations, policing in Asian continent needs to be examined separately from western cultures. This session aims to shed lights on policing activities, public perception, or police organizations in Asian nations.
In Times of Political Crisis, Why do People Support the Police? Police Legitimacy in Taiwan - Liqun Cao, Ontario Tech University; Fei Luo, Texas A&M International University; Yung-Lien Lai, Central Police University; Yan Zhang, Sam Houston State University
Police Roles and Political Protests in the Post-Military Coup of Myanmar - Hong Lu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Khaing Lynn, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Linking Leadership Style and Ethical Climate to Democratic Policing Among Taiwanese Police Officers - Ivan Sun, University of Delaware; Yuning Lu Wu, Wayne State University; Fei-Lin Chen, Taiwan Police College
Factors Influencing Public Trust in the Police in Asia: Multinational Comparative Study - Yongil Lee, Sam Houston State University; Hyunin Baek, New Mexico State University; Sungil Han, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
South Korean Police Officer Views about the Effects of the Police Organizational Changes during the COVID-19 Pandemic - Sanja Kutnjak Ivković, Michigan State University; Jon Maskaly, University of North Dakota; Wook Kang, Korean National Police University; Yongjae Nam, Michigan State University; Peter Neyroud, University of Cambridge