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Authors affiliated with: University of Leeds,
University of Liverpool.
Caption title.
"This report is one of a series that was produced by the N8 Policing Research Partnership with support from the College of Policing's Innovation Capacity Building Fund.
The N8 Policing Research Partnership (N8PRP) enables research collaborations that help address the problems of policing in the 21st century. As a regional hub for research and innovation in policing it provides a platform for collaborations between universities, Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs), Government, police forces, and other partners working in policing policy, governance and practice."--page 4.
Full bibliographic references issued as seperate document bearing title:
Public order policing : evidence review references.
Résumé
"Public order policing is a vital component of every force’s training, operational capability and responsibility. Despite recent wide-ranging reforms, there remain considerable challenges to understanding the nature of crowd dynamics and the most effective ways of managing them. This review highlights the value of evidence-based approaches to public order policing in terms of maximising safety, reducing the threat of disorder, avoiding human rights violations and resultant legal claims, and reducing the need for police deployment, therefore reducing force expenditure."--Background.