Police Practice and Research

PPR is a peer-reviewed journal that presents current and innovative policing research from around the world.

[Police Practice and Research @police_practice]

Read PPR's new issue👉 https://t.co/ouzb3ZKEOD

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

Just out ⁦@police_practice⁩ Missing information: A content analysis of U.S. missing persons alerts using the missing and endangered persons message framework: Police Practice and Research: Vol 0, No 0 https://t.co/RzUjTFu2h4

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

Kicking around some ideas for @police_practice
1. Commission state of the art reviews/future directions pieces from leading policing researchers
2. Move towards accepting registered reports

Meanwhile, we continue to focus on high quality empirical work & decreases review times

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

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[Ian T. Adams @ian_t_adams]

Comparatively:
Criminology (5.2)
Criminology & Public Policy (4.1)
Police Quarterly (2.4)
Policing & Society (2.2)
Experimental Crim (2.0)
Police Practice & Research (1.8) @police_practice

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

New article: Technology, legitimacy, and practice: exploring the association between body worn camera adoption, organizational structure, and Community Oriented Policing: Police Practice and Research: Vol 0, No 0 https://t.co/XrzSkwpzjq

[EvidenceBase @EvidenceBaseJnl]

We’re very pleased to welcome to our new Editorial Board: @DrAlexPiquero

[Alex Piquero @DrAlexPiquero]

Thanks @ProfLauraHuey / honored to be part of the board!

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

Next issue of @police_practice

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

New policing podcast of interest.

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

Open access: Examining public support for AI in policing: the role of perceived procedural justice https://t.co/eO2NjJuyAW

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

Just checked @police_practice backlog queue (for accepted articles to print). We went from about 200+ when we started to 13 this morning. This means chances are good your accepted article will be in print within 6months of acceptance.

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

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[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

Why innovations in policing don’t work or don’t translate: An implementation science survey of US police leaders: Police Practice and Research: Vol 0, No 0 https://t.co/3jbsOVP1h6

[Hollis Robbins @anecdotal]

Yes, "Students who feel like machines will use machines," @FOMO_sacer writes. Same is true of faculty long seen as teaching machines by their institutions. Funny that ChatGPT may hasten the return of the soul to education. @compactmag
https://t.co/FpYG0YPlpp

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

Super buzzed about two things happening at PPR:
1. Improving review throughout times.
2. And a second special issue coming out in the fall on tech.

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

Well deserved

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

Open access: Drunk and disorderly data: applying natural language processing to identify alcohol-related crimes in police data https://t.co/ouTJre0Kuc

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

Pleased to announce I'll be heading up the upcoming launch of a new journal, Evidence Base, aimed at developing the evidence base for criminal justice interventions/policies/practices with @DavidBuil, Lisa Tompson & @DrLornaFerguson. We'll be announcing the new Board soon.

[Laura Huey @ProfLauraHuey]

Open access article: The effect of mindfulness-based interventions on stress and mental health outcomes among police officers: a systematic review and meta-analysis https://t.co/beZkWHipvi