About this book series

SpringerBriefs in Policing presents concise summaries of cutting edge research in Police Science, across the fields of Criminology, Criminal Justice, Psychology, Forensic Science, and Corrections with implications for the study of police and police work. It publishes small but impactful volumes of between 50-125 pages, with a clearly defined focus. The series covers a broad range of Policing research: from experimental design and methods, to brief reports and regional case studies, to policy-related applications. The scope of the series spans the subfield of Policing, with an aim to be on the leading edge and continue to advance research. The series is international and cross-disciplinary, including a broad array of topics. The main goal of the series is to present innovations in Policing, in order to further the field as a research and evidence-based profession rather than a vocational occupation. It will showcase how Policing confronts problems and challenges that transcend cultures and borders and can be addressed from a global rather than local perspective. SpringerBriefs in Policing is aimed at a broad range of researchers and practitioners working in Criminology and Criminal Justice Research and in related academic fields such as Public Policy, Sociology, Psychology, Public Health, Economics, Policy Analysis, Terrorism and Political Science.
Part of this series
SpringerBriefs in Criminology
Electronic ISSN
2194-6221
Print ISSN
2194-6213
Series Editor
  • M.R. Haberfeld

Book titles in this series

  1. Policing Crisis Situations

    Authors:
    • Maria (Maki) Haberfeld
    • Michelle Grutman (Chmelev)
    • Christopher R. Herrmann
    • Copyright: 2023

    Available Renditions

    • Soft cover
    • eBook