Cara Rabe-Hemp
Biographic Data
| ID | 783084 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Cara Rabe-Hemp |
| GIVEN NAMES | Cara |
| FAMILY NAME | Rabe-Hemp |
| SIGNATURE | RABE-HEMP C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Illinois State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Mothering Through Mental Illness: Exploring the Experiences of Motherhood for Criminally Involved Women on Mental Health Probation
As the number of criminally involved women has increased substantially over several decades, the prevalence of mothers impacted by criminal justice involvement has also increased. The current paper seeks to examine a specific subset of these criminally involved mothers—those with significant and long-term mental illness. This study explores how these women describe their experiences mothering through semistructured qualitative interviews with 48 …
Inequalities Regimes in Policing: Examining the Connection Between Social Exclusion and Order Maintenance Strategies
The purpose of this article is to evaluate how the intersection of race, class, and gender within law enforcement influences the utilization of public safety strategies grounded in the broken windows policing philosophy. Drawing from Acker's inequality regime framework, we hypothesize that greater workplace inequalities produce institutionalized systems of social processes that increase the likelihood that organizations will implement aggressive …
A history of police and masculinities, 1700–2010
Masculinity has largely been studied in its relation to shaping the modern culture of policing, through the monopoly of coercive force against citizens and the social exclusion of women and ‘others
Citizen complaints and gender diversity in police organisations
Using data from 464 law enforcement agencies drawn from the Law Enforcement Administrative and Management Statistics survey, the purpose of this study was to evaluate whether the number of institutional rules and organisational structures an agency has in place to identify, collect and manage information on the use of force incidents explains the previously reported findings that greater levels of female officer representation is associated with …
I Don’t Want to Go Back to That Town: Incarcerated Mothers and Their Return Home to Rural Communities
An Analysis of Advertisements: A Lens for Viewing the Social Exclusion of Women in Police Imagery
The present study was designed to analyze gender stereotypes in U.S. print advertisements of police officers in a professional police magazine (n = 680). A decade (1996–2006) of advertisements was examined using E. Goffman's (Citation1979) framework for content/frame analysis. The results suggest that women (n = 99) are numerically underrepresented and socially excluded from the imagery of crime-fighting; rather, they are portrayed as being in lo…
Women Police: The Use of Force by and Against Female Officers
This study investigated the use of force by and against women police officers using survey data from a large sample of female and male officers in six departments. Results suggested that female officers and same-gender female-female officer pairs used less force, and were less likely to use physical force, in police-citizen encounters when compared to their male counterparts. There was no evidence supporting the proposition that citizens used les…
Citizen complaints and gender diversity in police organisations
Using data from 464 law enforcement agencies drawn from the Law Enforcement Administrative and Management Statistics survey, the purpose of this study was to evaluate whether the number of institutional rules and organisational structures an agency has in place to identify, collect and manage information on the use of force incidents explains the previously reported findings that greater levels of female officer representation is associated with …
Inequalities Regimes in Policing: Examining the Connection Between Social Exclusion and Order Maintenance Strategies
The purpose of this article is to evaluate how the intersection of race, class, and gender within law enforcement influences the utilization of public safety strategies grounded in the broken windows policing philosophy. Drawing from Acker's inequality regime framework, we hypothesize that greater workplace inequalities produce institutionalized systems of social processes that increase the likelihood that organizations will implement aggressive …
I Don’t Want to Go Back to That Town: Incarcerated Mothers and Their Return Home to Rural Communities
Women Police: The Use of Force by and Against Female Officers
This study investigated the use of force by and against women police officers using survey data from a large sample of female and male officers in six departments. Results suggested that female officers and same-gender female-female officer pairs used less force, and were less likely to use physical force, in police-citizen encounters when compared to their male counterparts. There was no evidence supporting the proposition that citizens used les…
An Analysis of Advertisements: A Lens for Viewing the Social Exclusion of Women in Police Imagery
The present study was designed to analyze gender stereotypes in U.S. print advertisements of police officers in a professional police magazine (n = 680). A decade (1996–2006) of advertisements was examined using E. Goffman's (Citation1979) framework for content/frame analysis. The results suggest that women (n = 99) are numerically underrepresented and socially excluded from the imagery of crime-fighting; rather, they are portrayed as being in lo…
Citizen complaints and gender diversity in police organisations
Using data from 464 law enforcement agencies drawn from the Law Enforcement Administrative and Management Statistics survey, the purpose of this study was to evaluate whether the number of institutional rules and organisational structures an agency has in place to identify, collect and manage information on the use of force incidents explains the previously reported findings that greater levels of female officer representation is associated with …
I Don’t Want to Go Back to That Town: Incarcerated Mothers and Their Return Home to Rural Communities
A history of police and masculinities, 1700–2010
Masculinity has largely been studied in its relation to shaping the modern culture of policing, through the monopoly of coercive force against citizens and the social exclusion of women and ‘others
Inequalities Regimes in Policing: Examining the Connection Between Social Exclusion and Order Maintenance Strategies
The purpose of this article is to evaluate how the intersection of race, class, and gender within law enforcement influences the utilization of public safety strategies grounded in the broken windows policing philosophy. Drawing from Acker's inequality regime framework, we hypothesize that greater workplace inequalities produce institutionalized systems of social processes that increase the likelihood that organizations will implement aggressive …
Mothering Through Mental Illness: Exploring the Experiences of Motherhood for Criminally Involved Women on Mental Health Probation
As the number of criminally involved women has increased substantially over several decades, the prevalence of mothers impacted by criminal justice involvement has also increased. The current paper seeks to examine a specific subset of these criminally involved mothers—those with significant and long-term mental illness. This study explores how these women describe their experiences mothering through semistructured qualitative interviews with 48 …
Criminology (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Policing Practices and Perceptions (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (2 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (2 works)