ESC Board: Marleen Easton (Ghent University), Larissa Engelmann (University of Leeds), Sarah Charman (University of Portsmouth), Jasper De Paepe (Leiden University & Ghent University), Paul Betts (University of Westminster) & David Knowles (University of Portsmouth).
Contact: escpolicingworkinggroup@gmail.com
The Policing Working Group was established at the 8th annual meeting of the European Society of Criminology in Edinburgh in 2008. From the outset it has sought to act as a ‘hub’ through which to connect members of the ESC with interests in policing (broadly defined), and through this to foster the sharing of ideas, collaboration and networking amongst them. The group underwent a change of leadership in 2019 and, since that time, has sought to engage with even greater numbers of police scholars and practitioners.
To achieve this, we have introduced:
- A directory of members. Membership is open to all members of the ESC. To join, please use the following link: https://forms.gle/3s9KL9zAaP9aGALq8
- A mailing list for interested parties who may not be members of the ESC. To join the mailing list, please use the following link: https://forms.gle/
- A newsletter to update group members/members of the mailing list. If you would like any news to be shared with the PWG, please e-mail escpolicingworkinggroup@gmail.com
A Twitter account (please follow us at https://twitter.com/WorkingEsc).
We have a number of aims:
- To continue to develop an extensive, inclusive, and supportive network for individuals with an interest in police research and practice.
- To provide a substantial presence within the programmes of ESC conferences through Policing Working Group panels.
- To provide opportunities for added value at ESC conferences, where possible, through organising pre-conference events.
- To provide opportunities for social events at future ESC conferences.
- An annual prizes event to recognise achievement in our field.
- To support ECR's
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Scientific Research and Development ServicesResearch and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life SciencesResearch and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
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- Association of Crime and Intelligence Analysts (UK), International Assoc of Women Police, IDC Crime, Criminology & Criminal Policy, A Better Balance, Fundación Como Roble, Katoen Natie Consumer Goods & Industry, The Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research, European Society of Criminology, Laboratorio de Innovación Social, Faculty of Law and Criminology Ghent University.
Esc Working Group On Policing Questions
Esc Working Group On Policing's website is https://esc-eurocrim.org/v2/working-groups/#:~:text=European%20Society%20of%20Criminology%20Working%20Group%20on%20Policing
Esc Working Group On Policing's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/esc-working-group-on-policing
Esc Working Group On Policing's industry is
Research Services
Esc Working Group On Policing's top competitors are
Association Of Crime And Intelligence Analysts (Uk),
International Assoc Of Women Police,
Idc Crime, Criminology & Criminal Policy,
A Better Balance,
Fundación Como Roble,
Katoen Natie Consumer Goods & Industry,
The Scottish Centre For Crime And Justice Research,
European Society Of Criminology,
Laboratorio De Innovación Social,
Faculty Of Law And Criminology Ghent University.
Esc Working Group On Policing's categories are Research Services
Esc Working Group On Policing's founding year is 2008
