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Protest, Policing, and Public Narratives
Fri, Nov 14, 11:00am to 12:20pm, Silver Linden - Second FloorSession Submission Type: Regular Session
Abstract/Description
These papers focus on protest policing, officer presentation, and public narratives, showing how legitimacy is shaped in highly visible, contested public events
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Balancing Order and Rights: The RDFC Framework for Protest Policing Legitimacy - Logan P. Kennedy, East Carolina University; Stacey L. Langdon, Institute for Intergovernmental Research
Beyond Force: Reconciling Police Legitimacy and Protest Management - CANCELLED - Michaela R. Flippin, Western Connecticut State University; Logan P. Kennedy, East Carolina University
Dressed for Conflict or Safety? Police Officers' Perception of Their Attire During Racial Justice Protests - Joshua R. Ruffin, Towson University
Media Portrayals of Protest Policing and Police-Protester Interactions During the 2022 Freedom Convoy - Judith P. Andersen, University of Toronto Mississauga; Lorna Ferguson, University of Regina; Loridee De Villa, University of Toronto Mississauga; Laura Huey, University of Western Ontario