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New life sciences study findings recently were published by researchers at University of Nijmegen

Published in Medicine and Law Weekly, May 8th, 2009

According to recent research from Nijmegen, Netherlands, "The managerialization of the police may be seen as an effort to restore the legitimacy of the police. This paper aims to show that the managerialist strategy presently occurring within police forces creates new pitfalls and unintended consequences."

"Design/methodology/approach - The paper concentrates on the managerialization of the police in The Netherlands. It is based on a study of large numbers of police policy documents over the last 20 years, on interviews with key persons and on long term survey data on citizens' views on the police. This analysis focuses on four elements of managerialization: creating...

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Source: Medicine and Law Weekly (2009-05-08)

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