This week the reputable Pew Research Center published the results of a national survey of police opinion – “Behind the … More
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Policing Myths
The Police Believe a Lot of Psychology Myths Related to Their Work “Training of UK police is in many … More
The “Warrior” Attitude: A Continuing Problem
“What is the warrior mindset? In its most restrictive sense, it refers to the mental tenacity and attitude that officers, … More
Practicing Common Sense
“Sound and prudent judgment based on a simple perception of the situation or facts” — Merriam-Webster On December 29th … More
What will policing look like in Trump’s America?
“I am worried, very worried. I am worried we will forsake our quest for social, economic and racial fairness and that … More
Thinking About the Coming Year
As a student and practitioner of public leadership for many years, I find the election of Donald Trump, to be … More
From the U.K.: A “Professionalized” Police Needs to Maintain Core Skills
Higher education for Police has been one of the main themes of this blog. Here’s what’s happening in the United … More
What Needs To Be Done and Done Now!
The members of PERF (Police Executive Research Forum) proposed in their “30 Guidelines on Police Use of Force” that the … More
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Principles of Leadership Why Police Matter How a Traffic Offense Can Be a Ticket to Prison Making Choices: The Moral … More
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Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality. —Warren Bennis In preparing to teach a new course on campus this … More
