Conspiracy theorists in policing: causes, challenges, and considerations

H1N1 hype a treasure trove for conspiracy theorists.

Causes of wildland fires, associated socio-economic impacts and challenges with policing, in Chakari resettlement area, Kadoma, Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is among the most fire prone countries in Africa south of the Sahara. Annually over 1 million hectares of land are destroyed by wildland fires during the fire season which runs from July to November. Wildland fires are caused by several agents, cost huge socio and economic loses and are difficult to police. The objective of this study was to evaluate the causes of wildland fires, assoc...

Ethical Challenges and Considerations in Radio Programs (With an Emphasis on Verbal Communication)

Ethics of speech is one of the most important ethical features in a desirable society which is indebted to lots of factors such as cultural and social ones in general and in particular to administrators of culture and education. In this respect, as an auditory media, radio can play a key role in making culture of verbal ethics and spread it to individuals and societies. Direct and indirect huma...

Third Party Policing: Prospects, challenges and implications for regulators

Third party policing’ describes police efforts to persuade or coerce third parties, such as landlords, parents, local governments and other regulators, and business owners, to take some responsibility for preventing crime or reducing crime problems. In third party policing, the police create crime control guardians in locations or situations where crime control guardianship was previously absen...

Smart Policing Initiative Spotlight Report Challenges in Implementation and Impact Lessons from the Cincinnati , Joliet , and Lansing Smart Policing Initiatives