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Policing Legitimacy : Social Media, Scandal and Sexual Citizenship
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Justin R. Ellis
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Book chapters
pp. 1
The Social Media Test
pp. 23
Latent Sousveillance and the Rules of Digital Media Engagement
pp. 45
Bounding Police Excessive Force Through ‘Dynamic Legitimacy’
pp. 63
Social Media-Generated Police Scandal and the Limits of Outrage
pp. 83
Social Media as a Police Accountability Mechanism
pp. 103
Sexual Citizenship, Community Policing and ‘Conflicted Intimacy’
pp. 121
Police Visibility and ‘Legitimacy Gaps’
pp. 141
An Unpredictable Digital Future
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