Information sharing and collaborative policing have become hot topics within policing
circles, especially in the wake of such horrific events as school shootings and multiple …

Inadequate information sharing practices remain a significant contributory factor in police
intelligence and investigative failure. The consequences are serious, as ineffective and …

In the UK, the introduction of austerity measures for public services has intensified the
thinking around inter-organizational collaboration between emergency services and other …

This article draws on an Australian case study to examine the impact of information
technology on police practice. It argues that technological change has altered important …

The influence of information technology on organisational change has long been a concern
in policing. Despite the assumption that technology holds great potential for improving police …

In an environment of fiscal constraint and growing fear of catastrophic events, police
services are turning to intelligence and analytic technologies to conduct aggressive …

For nearly forty years, policymakers within law enforcement, commercially motivated interest
groups, and scholars have made the case for an augmented implementation of technology …

Multi-jurisdictional information sharing is essential for the effective operation of police
intelligence. In police intelligence, information can be shared formally via digital information …

Police forces in England and Wales in recent years have attempted to improve the ways in
which they communicate. This results from a number of converging pressures that include …

This book examines the relationship between police, media and the public and analyses the
shifting techniques and technologies through which they communicate. In a critical …