Polizeiforschung

This handbook offers well-founded insights from a wide range of police research and is aimed at readers from academia and practice. The contributions also highlight perspectives for future research on the police.
The handbook is aimed at anyone who deals with aspects of policing in a well-founded and comprehensive manner, whether as students at police training institutions, as teachers there, as students and colleagues from the social sciences, law and other related disciplines, as practitioners from the police, politics and civil society, or as cultural professionals or media representatives.

With contributions by
Hande Abay Gaspar | Laila Abdul-Rahman | Hartmut Aden | Stephanos Anastasiadis | Clemens Arzt | Rafael Behr | Bernd Belina | Anja Berger | Jens Bergmann | Henriette Binder | Alexander Bosch | Zoë Clark | David Czudnochowski | Tamara Dangelmaier | Benjamin Derin | Simon Egbert | Hannah Espín Grau | Bernhard Frevel | Thomas Görgen | Eva Groß | Hermann Groß | Jonas Grutzpalk | Mechthild Hauff | Dirk Heidemann | Martin Herrnkind | Daniela Hunold | Astrid Jacobsen | Julian Junk | Stefanie Kemme | Daniela Klimke | Erik Kraatz | Andrea Kretschmann | Aldo Legnaro | Daniel Loick | Tilman Lutz | André Malick | Stefan Malthaner | Anja Mensching | Wim Nettelnstroth | Amelie Nickel | Dietrich Oberwittler | Maximilian Pichl | Marie-Theres Piening | Tanita Jill Pöggel | Aaron Reudenbach | Andreas Ruch | Stephanie Schmidt | Marschel Schöne | Kai Seidensticker | Tobias Singelnstein | Birgitta Sticher | Anabel Taefi | Gerd Thielmann | Vanessa E. Thompson | Carolyn Tomerius | Eric Töpfer | Tobias Trappe | Patrick Wagner | Maren Wegner