European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin

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Announcements

Issue Nr.17 has been published - the first release under its new title "European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin"

2018-06-07

Finally the new issue of the Bulletin is available for readers. It is the first under its new title, reflecting the revised mandate of CEPOL and the first produced by the new set of editors.

Special Conference Edition Nr. 3 now available!

2017-09-03

Issue Nr 16 of the Bulletin has been published

2017-08-28

Special Conference Edition Nr. 2 "Police Science and Police Practice in Europe" available online

2017-07-24

Current Issue

No 17 (2018): European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin

Published: 2018-06-01

Full Issue

Articles

Introduction by the Executive Director

Detlef Schröder

2-4
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Editorial

Bulletin Editors

5-8
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Towards a holistic understanding of the prevention of violent radicalisation in Europe

Dominic Michael Kudlacek

9-17
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Local Ownership and Community Oriented Policing: The Case of Kosovo

Thomas Feltes, Robin Hofmann

19-30
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EUPOL Afghanistan: Civilian Policing in a War Environment

Thierry Tardy

31-38
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Political change, organisational fluidity and police training

Elrena van der Spuy

39-49
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Female Leaders in a Male Organisation

Faye Barth-Farkas, Antonio Vera

51-66
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Forensic Analysis of Unknown Materials: a different vision of Questioned Documents

Ana Cristina de Almeida Assis

67-83
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The Working Group Against Hate Crimes

Andras L. PAP

85-90
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A Contemporary Concept of Management of an Anti-Corruption Authority

Krasimira Vasileva

91-100
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Aims & Scope

The “European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin” (Bulletin) is an official electronic periodical of CEPOL and is dedicated to the publication and dissemination of:

information about recently finalised or ongoing research projects or programmes in the field of police, policing or security research – in particular in the Member States and of CEPOL’s cooperation partners;
concise reviews of significant original research results in all areas of police science and research as well as of security research;
information about police research centres operating in Member States and CEPOL’s cooperation partners;
information about publications of police and security research issued outside the CEPOL framework;
occasional editorials, addressing specific matters of issue concerning European police science and research (editorials will be solicited by invitation only);
reviews of methodological developments in police science and research;
correspondence commenting on previous reviews or information;
brief reviews of outcomes of Police Science and Research activities organised by CEPOL;
information about forthcoming international police science and research conferences, seminars or symposia;
information about funding opportunities for police science and research.

The European Police Science and Research Bulletin is published as an official electronic journal by CEPOL. The group of honorary editors manages the production, including gathering and editing the content, and is entrusted with the professional accountability.