Volume 52, Issue 2

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August 2009

Special Issue: Police Talk about the Use of Force: A Comparative International Perspective/ Guest Edited by Christopher Birkbeck and P.A.J. Waddington

6 articles in this issue

Researching the use of force: the background to the international project
Philip Stenning
Christopher Birkbeck
P. A. J. Waddington
OriginalPaper 20 January 2009 Pages: 95 - 110
Singing the same tune? International continuities and discontinuities in how police talk about using force
P. A. J. Waddington
Otto Adang
Philip Stenning
OriginalPaper 16 December 2008 Pages: 111 - 138
Police confirmation of use of force in Australia: ‘To be or not to be?’
David Baker
OriginalPaper 04 December 2008 Pages: 139 - 158
A comparative study of the attitudes of Urban, Suburban and Rural Police Officers in New Jersey regarding the use of force
Kevin J. Barrett
Maria (Maki) Haberfeld
Michael C. Walker
OriginalPaper 07 December 2008 Pages: 159 - 179
Torn between two targets: German police officers talk about the use of force
Astrid Klukkert
Thomas Ohlemacher
Thomas Feltes
OriginalPaper 13 December 2008 Pages: 181 - 206
Uncertainty and the use of force among Venezuelan police officers
Luis Gerardo Gabaldón
OriginalPaper 31 January 2009 Pages: 207 - 223

Volume 52, Issue 2

Researching the use of force: the background to the international project

Singing the same tune? International continuities and discontinuities in how police talk about using force

Police confirmation of use of force in Australia: ‘To be or not to be?’

A comparative study of the attitudes of Urban, Suburban and Rural Police Officers in New Jersey regarding the use of force

Torn between two targets: German police officers talk about the use of force

Uncertainty and the use of force among Venezuelan police officers

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