Journal Issue Page – ScienceOpen

Volume 8, Issue 1

Issue date: 01 May 2021

Front Matter
Back Matter
Security, legitimacy and crisis in the aftermath of colonialism and in the midst of a pandemic: the role of state organs Lily Hamourtziadou	3
On the use of force Lily Hamourtziadou, Saffron Headech, Jonathan Jackson	9
The global and national inequality faultlines: the economic dimensions of (in)security Peter Lawrence	23
Is there a relationship between right-wing populism and radicalisation to Islamic extremism in the UK and, if so, what is the nature of this relationship? Taryn Thompson	34
Experiences of domestic abuse within the South Asian community Mikahil Sulaiman Azad	50
Police culture and gender: an evaluation of police officers' practices and responses to domestic abuse Deisy Carrillo	69
Who's policing whom? A look into the policing responses to harmful practices and the role of civic society Polly Harrar	81
Neoliberalism and personal freedoms during COVID-19 James Chalk	91
Power, politics and policing: how the pandemic has highlighted fractures and fault lines in our society Rod Jarman	100
Has the COVID-19 pandemic manoeuvred policing in England and Wales towards a single national police organisation? Karen Duckworth	114
Policing the pandemic: the legitimacy of the police and the potential for civil unrest; a personal commentary David B. Lewis	133
Policing the pandemic: crisis without boundaries Robert Broadhurst	136
Policing in the pandemic: an investigator's perspective Simon Foy	139
“Stay in your place!” Sarah L. Chevolleau	142