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Publications and Talks

Policing Insight Article - September 19th, 2016

Can we be confident? Thoughts on the HMIC report on Public Views on Policing in England and Wales

co-authored with Emma Williams, Canterbury Christ Church University


Presentation at the 76th Academy of Management Conference ANAHEIM, August 5-9 2016.

How do we measure Public Confidence in Policing? Analysis of large scale survey data.

co-authored with Bas Javid, West Midlands Police


British Academy blog Public Confidence in Policing - A British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship

http://www.britac.ac.uk/blog/public-confidence-policing


Presentation at the Public Administration workshop ‘Challenges for Public Sector Employees in an Increasingly Demanding Work Environment’ The Hague, The Netherlands June 6th–7th 2016

Preparing for crisis: emotional labour and the management of riot police in Sweden and UK

co-authored with Dr Thomas Prosser, University of Cardiff (lead author) and Dr Mattias Wahlström, University of Göthenburg


Police Professional Article - June 2nd, 2016

Threatening judgment?

co-authored with Detective Inspector Ben Hart, Greater Manchester Police (lead author) - http://www.policeprofessional.com/news.aspx?id=26304 this requires a subscription to Police Professional


Presentation at The Riots: 5 years on, The University of Wolverhampton, June 1st 2016

Policing Riots: an Impossible Job?

This event brought together academics, police practitioners and experts in healthcare, fire services, criminal justice and counter-terrorism - as well as those working to understand and prevent violence and gang related violence. We discussed themes such as public confidence, violence prevention, police practices, community engagement and the legacy of the 2011 riots as well as earlier urban unrest. I spoke about the paper: Morrell, K. and Currie, G. (2015). 'Impossible Jobs or impossible tasks? Client volatility and front line policing practice in urban riots', Public Administration Review, 75(2): 264-275.


Vigilance article - March 23rd, 2016

http://www.vigilance-securitymagazine.com/industry-news/university-security/7730-how-to-improve-public-confidence-in-uk-policing


Policing Insight article - March 16th, 2016

https://policinginsight.com/news/keeping-confidence-agenda/ (Keeping confidence on the agenda)


Presentation at a Transport for London Workshop - March 8th, 2016

Public Confidence in Policing: A Mid-Career Fellowship Funded by the British Academy

The aim of this workshop is to build a network of researchers and practitioners with a focus on developing guidelines for increasing public confidence, and exploring how that could be applied to a transport setting. Please contact Reka Solymosi RekaSolymosi@tfl.gov.uk if you want to find out more about the Transport for London project.


Presentation at the University of Edinburgh - February 12th, 2016

Public Confidence in Policing: A Mid-Career Fellowship Funded by the British Academy

http://www.business-school.ed.ac.uk/event/public-confidence-in-policing-analysis-of-large-scale-survey-data-from-8-500-members-of-the-public-with-implications-for-policy-and-governance


The Conversation article January 6th, 2016

https://theconversation.com/stop-in-the-name-of-profit-five-reasons-why-hiring-private-police-is-a-bad-idea-52638


Policing Insight article November 23rd, 2015

https://policinginsight.com/analysis/4906/ (The likely consequences of further cuts to police funding)


The Barrister article November 23rd, 2015

http://www.barristermagazine.com/six-reasons-to-fear-the-creeping-privatisation-of-policing/


The Justice Gap article November 20th, 2015

http://thejusticegap.com/2015/11/is-outsourcing-police-operations-a-good-idea/


WBS News feature October 21st, 2015

http://www.wbs.ac.uk/news/study-launched-to-examine-public-confidence-in-police/


Vigilance article October 20th, 2015

http://www.vigilance-securitymagazine.com/industry-news/case-studies/7171--public-confidence-in-police-across-the-west-midlands-focus-of-new-warwick-business-school-study