Fellow policing scholars, let's step up and help out this policing journal please.

Everything that comes out from @naturally_crime is worth checking out. Truly one of the scholars out there doing consistently great work - here on how the promotions process can work against women in policing.

To be clear, I never argued against use of the phrase "police killings" (left). I said sweeping use of "police violence" was misleading (right).

Victim researchers! Would you be willing to tape yourself doing a 5 minute talk on some aspect of your research to create a shareable bank of clips for use in course content? I’ll create the bank, if you create the content #crimtwitter

Our group just posted a new pre-print, in which we reanalyze prominent findings. Full details in thread below.

Excited to see Public Administration Quarterly is now a Sage Journals and grateful that our piece on special district fiscal condition is available open access for a limited amount of time Andy Crosby journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.37808/p…

The spillover mental health effects paper clearly had huge methodological issues - for me, it was the problem of confounding variables - so I’ll be curious to read this.

Newly out: Capitalizing on patrol intelligence: practitioner receptivity to patrol-driven intelligence-led policing: Police Practice and Research: Vol 0, No 0 tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

You still have time to submit for the 2024 PA Theory Conference! Come and join some amazing scholars in Camden and share your research.

Just one more day to submit a proposal for PA Theory 2024 in Camden, NJ. Let me or @sowa75 know if you have questions. tinyurl.com/PATheory24Subm…. ATP Tweets Seth Wright

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Join us tomorrow 02/20 at 3:00 EST for our first ever ASPA-CJ webinar. Discussing Socio-Political risks in Criminal Justice! Registration link in bio!

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Newly out and open access: Humour, sexual harassment, and police managers´ discretionary practices tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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