I am happy to share that my paper about local adoption of body-worn camera program is now published online. Below is the link to the blog post that summarizes key points of the paper.
New on Early View: Symbolic effects of representative bureaucracy in policing: An experimental replication in a Korean context by @PyoSunyoung
https://t.co/20dEBYj8DI
New on Early View: Gender representation in police organizations: Do upper-level and street-level female bureaucrats differ in their roles?
by @PyoSunyoung and @nazario0912
https://t.co/JG8U0QlqDD
My article on the role of #opendata in mitigating the COVID-19 pandemic just published in the @Health_Affairs blog
https://t.co/TQQtVQ6IRF
With @PyoSunyoung & Erika G. Martin
@WonhyukCho Thank you! I found that the probability that police departments adopted BWCs increases as they experienced more frequent police-involved deaths and protests against police brutality. I also found that some environmental context (e.g. political factors) moderates such association.
I am happy to share that my paper about local adoption of body-worn camera program is now published online. Below is the link to the blog post that summarizes key points of the paper.
I am excited to share that my first dissertation chapter on #StatePolicyAdoption and #BodyWornCamera has just been published with @SpringerNature in Policy Sciences. Read here: https://t.co/z24eytfoJx
https://t.co/WTdFh6hVXX
That’s Dr. Pyo! Congratulations to @PyoSunyoung who, today, successfully defended her excellent dissertation on why state and local govts adopt body worn cameras for police and what effect they have.