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Policing & Firearms : New Perspectives and Insights
Racism Down the Barrel of the Colonial Gun
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Introduction
pp. 7
Unarmed Police: Myths, Rights and Realities
pp. 33
Are the Brazilian Police Forces Lethal Weapons?
pp. 57
The Routine Arming of the Police in Britain, the Right to Life and the Security Theory of John Locke and Benedict de Spinoza
pp. 81
Armed Responses and Critical Shots: Learning Lessons from Police-Involved Shootings in England and Wales
pp. 105
“Gung-ho”? An Examination of the Move to Militarise Policing in Australia
pp. 145
Direct and Indirect Militarization of Public Security in Mexico and Gun Use During Arrests
pp. 169
The Myth of ‘Routinely Unarmed’ Policing
pp. 193
Racism Down the Barrel of the Colonial Gun
pp. 213
Access to Firearms: A Risk Factor for Police Suicide?
pp. 231
How Do Police Die in Venezuela? A Comprehensive Analysis of the Death by Homicide of State Security Force/Policing Officials
pp. 265
Pathways to Preventing Fatal Police-Involved Shootings of People in Mental Health Crisis
pp. 293
‘Facing Death Gave Him New Life’: On-Screen Police Gun Violence and Weapon Product Placement
pp. 317
Predictors of Public Reactions to Armed Police: Findings from the UK
pp. 337
Armed Police in an Unarmed Country: Legitimacy and Self-Legitimacy of English Firearms Officers
pp. 367
Public Acceptance of Police Use of Deadly Force: An Exploratory Study
pp. 385
Connecting Officer Appearance with Officer Safety: A Survey of Police Officers’ Perceptions of Uniforms and Accoutrements
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