Articles

• Police education and police science in Europe

  János Fehérváry, Detlef Nogala

  7-11

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• Police Science and Research - Introdution

  Hans-Gerd Jaschke

  13-14

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• Knowledge (s)kills action - a shared agenda for comparative research on and with the police

  Pieter W. Tops

  15-19

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• European police science: connecting practice, education and research

  Monica den Boer

  21-26

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• Colliding views of police reality - science vs. politics of policing

  Christian Mouhanna

  27-34

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• A brave police force deserves courageous academics

  Bernard Welten, Auke J. van Dijk

  35-38

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• Policing with science: a new evidence-based professionalism for policing?

  Peter Neyroud

  39-44

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• Comparative Approaches - Introduction

  János Fehérváry

  45-46

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• Police science: science of the police or science for the police?

  Sebastian Roché

  47-74

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• Reinforcing the European dimension of comparative police research

  Cyrille Fijnaut

  75-84

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• Doing European police research - an exciting expedition called COMPOSITE

  Gabriele Jacobs, Saskia P. Bayerl, Kate Horton

  85-93

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• Developmental perspective - Introduction

  Monica den Boer

  95-97

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• Police history, police reform and police education

  Cyrille Fijnaut

  99-103

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• Trust and expertise in policing

  Jean-Paul Brodeur

  105-120

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• Future of policing: policing the future? Lessons from the past to understand the present

  Didier Bigo

  121-134

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• Future preventive policing

  Sirpa Virta

  135-141

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• The Stockholm programme and its relevance for European police education

  Michiel Holtackers

  143-146

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• Practical Police Problems and Applied Research - Introduction

  Detlef Nogala

  147-149

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• “Riots” in French cities in November 2005: visions and revisions

  Sophie Body-Gendrot

  151-159

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• Policing low level public disorder, antisocial behaviour and alcohol-related crime: from the metropolis to the tourist resort

  Robert I. Mawby

  161-175

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• Police patrol work in Norway and the implementation of community beat policing

  Wouter Stol, Helene I. Gundhus, Siv Runhovde, Karianne Rønning

  177-187

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• Child pornography offenders and practical research: an evidenced-based approach to prioritising the investigation

  Matthew L. Long, Laurence Alison, Michelle McManus

  189-196

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• How do German and French police forces know (differently)?

  Thierry Delpeuch, Thomas Scheffer

  197-204

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• Organised Crime meets research - Introduction

  Hans-Gerd Jaschke

  205-206

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• Police, policing and organised crime: lessons from organised crime research

  Hans-Jörg Albrecht

  207-218

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• Scientific approach to the OCTA report from an analytical, operational point of view

  László Salgó

  219-224

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• Organised crime threat assessments - from an academic’s scientific but not wholly theoretical perspective

  Michael Levi

  225-229

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• New policing in Europe: anticipating risk and uncertainty in the assessment of organised crime

  Tom Vander Beken

  231-238

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• International organised crime in the European Union

  Didier Bigo, Hager Ben Jaffel, James Sheptycki

  239-256

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• The SOCTA: a tool for prioritising the fight against serious and organised crime in the EU

  Tamara Schotte

  257-259

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• Contemporary and emerging challenges of policing - Introduction

  János Fehérváry

  261-263

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• Shifts in policing, police professionalism and police organisation

  Peter Neyroud

  265 - 270

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• Recruitment, education and careers in the police: a European longitudinal study

  Tore Bjørgo

  271-275

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• Cooperation in policing in Europe - current trends and future challenges

  Graham Hooper

  277-281

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• Innovation in European police forces

  Sabine Vogt

  283-285

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• Cyber-policing: the role of the police in fighting cybercrime

  Tatiana Tropina

  287-294

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• Ignoring, tolerating or embracing? Social media use in European police forces

  Saskia P. Bayerl, Gabriele Jacobs, Kate Horton

  295-308

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• Outlook: paradoxes, paradigms and pluralism - reflections on the future challenges for police science in Europe

  Nicholas R. Fyfe

  309-316

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