Wendy M Koslicki
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6030106 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Wendy M Koslicki |
| PRENOMES | Wendy M |
| SOBRENOME | Koslicki |
| ASSINATURA | KOSLICKI W M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Ball State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4149-5949 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Still Ignoring the Past
Weapons present, police absent? An analysis of police behaviour during 2020–2021 left- and right-wing demonstrations
Crucial considerations when using 1033 Program data as a measure of police militarization
The 1033 Program has become a favored dataset for scholars examining the impact of police militarization on outcomes such as fatal force and crime rates. However, these data are often not treated appropriately, leading to mixed results that have been salient in US policy decision-making. Beyond the US, other nations looking at these studies may use their implications in decision-making about equipping the police with military items, and improperl…
The ‘civilizing effect’ and ‘deterrence spectrum’ revisited
Body-worn cameras have, since their rapid emergence from 2014 onward, long been touted as an important part of police reform efforts, given their hypothesised effects. The two most prominent mechanisms through which they reduce police force are the ‘civilizing effect’, whereby citizens self-monitor their behaviour when they are aware of being recorded, and the ‘deterrence effect’, whereby law enforcement officers are deterred from misusing coerci…
Recruiting the warrior cop
Fatal outcomes of militarization
Rhetoric without reality’ or effective policing strategy? An analysis of the relationship between community policing and police fatal force
Recruiting warriors or guardians? A content analysis of police recruitment videos
United States police response to the 2014 Ferguson riots has directed scholarly and public attention towards police militarisation, renewing interest in community policing strategies as a potential strategy to decrease militarised policing. However, these concepts are vague and require further empirical examination. This article proposes a novel method of empirically studying militarisation and community policing by using police recruitment video…
When no one is watching
Outcomes associated with police body-worn cameras (BWCs) and their influence on use of force is chiefly known from large-scale implementation studies and randomised controlled trials. While these studies provide valuable insight, there is concern that these studies are susceptible to the Hawthorne effect. Using an interrupted time series analysis, this study examines whether the implementation of BWCs had an effect on use of force incidents withi…
Recruiting warriors or guardians? A content analysis of police recruitment videos
United States police response to the 2014 Ferguson riots has directed scholarly and public attention towards police militarisation, renewing interest in community policing strategies as a potential strategy to decrease militarised policing. However, these concepts are vague and require further empirical examination. This article proposes a novel method of empirically studying militarisation and community policing by using police recruitment video…
The ‘civilizing effect’ and ‘deterrence spectrum’ revisited
Body-worn cameras have, since their rapid emergence from 2014 onward, long been touted as an important part of police reform efforts, given their hypothesised effects. The two most prominent mechanisms through which they reduce police force are the ‘civilizing effect’, whereby citizens self-monitor their behaviour when they are aware of being recorded, and the ‘deterrence effect’, whereby law enforcement officers are deterred from misusing coerci…
Rhetoric without reality’ or effective policing strategy? An analysis of the relationship between community policing and police fatal force
When no one is watching
Outcomes associated with police body-worn cameras (BWCs) and their influence on use of force is chiefly known from large-scale implementation studies and randomised controlled trials. While these studies provide valuable insight, there is concern that these studies are susceptible to the Hawthorne effect. Using an interrupted time series analysis, this study examines whether the implementation of BWCs had an effect on use of force incidents withi…
Recruiting the warrior cop
Fatal outcomes of militarization
When no one is watching
Outcomes associated with police body-worn cameras (BWCs) and their influence on use of force is chiefly known from large-scale implementation studies and randomised controlled trials. While these studies provide valuable insight, there is concern that these studies are susceptible to the Hawthorne effect. Using an interrupted time series analysis, this study examines whether the implementation of BWCs had an effect on use of force incidents withi…
Recruiting warriors or guardians? A content analysis of police recruitment videos
United States police response to the 2014 Ferguson riots has directed scholarly and public attention towards police militarisation, renewing interest in community policing strategies as a potential strategy to decrease militarised policing. However, these concepts are vague and require further empirical examination. This article proposes a novel method of empirically studying militarisation and community policing by using police recruitment video…
Fatal outcomes of militarization
Rhetoric without reality’ or effective policing strategy? An analysis of the relationship between community policing and police fatal force
Recruiting the warrior cop
Crucial considerations when using 1033 Program data as a measure of police militarization
The 1033 Program has become a favored dataset for scholars examining the impact of police militarization on outcomes such as fatal force and crime rates. However, these data are often not treated appropriately, leading to mixed results that have been salient in US policy decision-making. Beyond the US, other nations looking at these studies may use their implications in decision-making about equipping the police with military items, and improperl…
The ‘civilizing effect’ and ‘deterrence spectrum’ revisited
Body-worn cameras have, since their rapid emergence from 2014 onward, long been touted as an important part of police reform efforts, given their hypothesised effects. The two most prominent mechanisms through which they reduce police force are the ‘civilizing effect’, whereby citizens self-monitor their behaviour when they are aware of being recorded, and the ‘deterrence effect’, whereby law enforcement officers are deterred from misusing coerci…
Still Ignoring the Past
Weapons present, police absent? An analysis of police behaviour during 2020–2021 left- and right-wing demonstrations
Crime Patterns and Interventions (8 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Policing Practices and Perceptions (8 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Criminology (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Psychology (7 obras) · Gun Ownership and Violence Research (5 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras)