The urgency lies in the fact that uninformed cooperation is not effectively used to protect
human rights from unlawful encroaching, and sometimes harms these rights. This is largely …

Since the Cold War, human rights 1 have become the global embodiment of a contemporary
“ethics of progress” or “secular religion”(Cohen 1993: 491) and a vital framing with which …

" Paul's book is essential reading for students, officers, and policy makers who are seeking
genuine culture change in policing. It evidences an urgent need for new research and …

Article 35 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan provides the legitimacy of
infliction of harm in the course of criminal intelligence, counterintelligence measures …

Interpretive discourse analytical research is required to establish how it produces its
findings, by setting this out in a transparent way. This chapter sets out the theoretical …

Video game representations of the carceral have become popular among gamers, shaping
public views of justice and punishment. Drawing on semiotic and discourse analysis, we …

This thesis examines the rise of evidence-based policing (EBP) in the UK over the last two
decades. EBP is a 'what works' initiative, claiming to offer benefits to policing policy and …

The urgency lies in the fact that uninformed cooperation is not effectively used to protect
human rights from unlawful encroaching, and sometimes harms these rights. This is largely …

There has been a philosophical shift in criminal law for the 40 or so years in Canada that
represents a divergence from its earlier forms. The shift to precautionary policing and a …

In Russia, several independent sciences are engaged in the study of methods of crime
counteraction. They include criminal law and the doctrine of operative search activity. The …