John Edward Deukmedjian
Biographic Data
| ID | 390043 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Edward Deukmedjian |
| GIVEN NAMES | John Edward |
| FAMILY NAME | Deukmedjian |
| SIGNATURE | DEUKMEDJIAN J E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Windsor |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Making Sense of Neoliberal Securitization in Urban Policing and Surveillance
Grâce à une analyse historique des fonctions de surveillance de police civile, cet article examine comment la titrisation civile se déroule en traitant disciplinaire‐surveillance et de sécurité‐surveillance des pratiques distinctes et des appareils qui fonctionnent respectivement à des moyens “centripètes” et “centrifuge” et en reconfigurant triangulation de Foucault de la gouvernance d'une matrice à deux par deux: la souveraineté‐gouvernement et…
Anne-Marie Singh, Policing and Crime Control in Post-apartheid South Africa
From Community to Public Safety Governance in Policing and Child Protection
The growing interoperability between policing and child protection in Canada and the United Kingdom suggests that we are in the midst of a governmental shift from community governance to public safety governance. Indeed, discourses emphasizing local expertise in policing and child protection have largely muted because of criticisms over the lack of interagency interconnectedness. Both countries have now developed national interagency databases fo…
Community into Intelligence: Resolving Information uptake in the RCMP
Police now and then undergo radical mission adaptation. Yet, how events shape organizational police history, including the adoption of radically different missions, has largely evaded scholarship. Through a review of executive-level interviews and strategic leadership documents, we trace how the Royal Canadian Mounted Police turned from a community-policing mission to one which now highlights intelligence. We argue that while various programs and…
The Simulation of Crime Control: A Shift in Policing
The authors argue that policing by consent is being displaced by policing by information control. This discomfiting adaptation in liberal democracies is possible in the shadow of asymmetrical, border-collapsing exceptionalism. It has also benefited from synoptic effects in which reference to the liberal democratic legacy substitutes for liberal democratic practices. Current technologies, as demonstrated in watch-listing, public relations operatio…
Reshaping Organizational Subjectivities in Canada's National Police Force: The Development of RCMP Alternative Dispute Resolution
This article examines how the Royal Canadian Mounted Police developed alternative dispute resolution mechanisms to reshape the organizational subjectivities of its members and managers in ways consistent with community policing principles. The governance of organizational conflicts is a significant aspect of police management. Moreover, since public conflict management is an important aspect of public policing, this article argues that public pol…
Making Sense of Neoliberal Securitization in Urban Policing and Surveillance
Grâce à une analyse historique des fonctions de surveillance de police civile, cet article examine comment la titrisation civile se déroule en traitant disciplinaire‐surveillance et de sécurité‐surveillance des pratiques distinctes et des appareils qui fonctionnent respectivement à des moyens “centripètes” et “centrifuge” et en reconfigurant triangulation de Foucault de la gouvernance d'une matrice à deux par deux: la souveraineté‐gouvernement et…
Community into Intelligence: Resolving Information uptake in the RCMP
Police now and then undergo radical mission adaptation. Yet, how events shape organizational police history, including the adoption of radically different missions, has largely evaded scholarship. Through a review of executive-level interviews and strategic leadership documents, we trace how the Royal Canadian Mounted Police turned from a community-policing mission to one which now highlights intelligence. We argue that while various programs and…
The Simulation of Crime Control: A Shift in Policing
The authors argue that policing by consent is being displaced by policing by information control. This discomfiting adaptation in liberal democracies is possible in the shadow of asymmetrical, border-collapsing exceptionalism. It has also benefited from synoptic effects in which reference to the liberal democratic legacy substitutes for liberal democratic practices. Current technologies, as demonstrated in watch-listing, public relations operatio…
Reshaping Organizational Subjectivities in Canada's National Police Force: The Development of RCMP Alternative Dispute Resolution
This article examines how the Royal Canadian Mounted Police developed alternative dispute resolution mechanisms to reshape the organizational subjectivities of its members and managers in ways consistent with community policing principles. The governance of organizational conflicts is a significant aspect of police management. Moreover, since public conflict management is an important aspect of public policing, this article argues that public pol…
From Community to Public Safety Governance in Policing and Child Protection
The growing interoperability between policing and child protection in Canada and the United Kingdom suggests that we are in the midst of a governmental shift from community governance to public safety governance. Indeed, discourses emphasizing local expertise in policing and child protection have largely muted because of criticisms over the lack of interagency interconnectedness. Both countries have now developed national interagency databases fo…
Reshaping Organizational Subjectivities in Canada's National Police Force: The Development of RCMP Alternative Dispute Resolution
This article examines how the Royal Canadian Mounted Police developed alternative dispute resolution mechanisms to reshape the organizational subjectivities of its members and managers in ways consistent with community policing principles. The governance of organizational conflicts is a significant aspect of police management. Moreover, since public conflict management is an important aspect of public policing, this article argues that public pol…
Community into Intelligence: Resolving Information uptake in the RCMP
Police now and then undergo radical mission adaptation. Yet, how events shape organizational police history, including the adoption of radically different missions, has largely evaded scholarship. Through a review of executive-level interviews and strategic leadership documents, we trace how the Royal Canadian Mounted Police turned from a community-policing mission to one which now highlights intelligence. We argue that while various programs and…
The Simulation of Crime Control: A Shift in Policing
The authors argue that policing by consent is being displaced by policing by information control. This discomfiting adaptation in liberal democracies is possible in the shadow of asymmetrical, border-collapsing exceptionalism. It has also benefited from synoptic effects in which reference to the liberal democratic legacy substitutes for liberal democratic practices. Current technologies, as demonstrated in watch-listing, public relations operatio…
From Community to Public Safety Governance in Policing and Child Protection
The growing interoperability between policing and child protection in Canada and the United Kingdom suggests that we are in the midst of a governmental shift from community governance to public safety governance. Indeed, discourses emphasizing local expertise in policing and child protection have largely muted because of criticisms over the lack of interagency interconnectedness. Both countries have now developed national interagency databases fo…
Anne-Marie Singh, Policing and Crime Control in Post-apartheid South Africa
Making Sense of Neoliberal Securitization in Urban Policing and Surveillance
Grâce à une analyse historique des fonctions de surveillance de police civile, cet article examine comment la titrisation civile se déroule en traitant disciplinaire‐surveillance et de sécurité‐surveillance des pratiques distinctes et des appareils qui fonctionnent respectivement à des moyens “centripètes” et “centrifuge” et en reconfigurant triangulation de Foucault de la gouvernance d'une matrice à deux par deux: la souveraineté‐gouvernement et…
Sociology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Policing Practices and Perceptions (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Community policing (3 works) · Corporate governance (3 works) · Criminal justice (3 works)