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Keele Policing Academic Collaboration

Keele Policing Academic Collaboration

The Keele Policing Academic Collaboration (KPAC) brings together one of the UK’s most significant academic policing research collaborations focused on partnerships between academics and regional, national and international policing partners. Its primary purpose is to generate public value on issues related to policing, community safety and justice by providing an effective platform for the co-creation, sharing and application of knowledge.

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Keele Policing Academic Collaboration news.

Keele appoints former senior officer to support policing research

University News 30 October 2023

Report finds supporters were not to blame for Champions League Final fiasco 

University News 17 February 2023

Keele University policing researchers collaborate with Transport for London to understand public behaviour during evacuations

University News 20 July 2021

Keele appoints new Honorary Professor to support policing research

University News 12 January 2021

New study explores crowd behaviour and policing methods during 2019 Hong Kong protests

University News 24 November 2020

Keele Professor to help develop research on how authorities respond to mass emergencies

University News 10 June 2020

London’s 2011 riots: report blames deprivation and poor policing – not mad, bad, dangerous people

University News 15 February 2019

From coercion to consent: social identity, legitimacy and a process model of police procedural justice

University News 05 November 2018

Evidence Based Practice in the Policing of Crowds

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