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Jordan Nichols Sean Wire Xiaoyun Wu Madeline Sloan Amber Scherer 《Police Practice and Research》2019,20(6):537-551
ABSTRACTTranslational criminology is a decision-making perspective that emphasizes the dynamic coproduction of evidence by researchers and practitioners, focusing on obstacles to and facilitators of evidence generation and utilization. It incorporates several other data-driven decision-making models, including evidence-based policy making. This review suggests that the availability of empirical research is no longer the most significant impediment to evidence-based policing. Rather, translating and implementing knowledge about ‘what works‘ in policing has arisen as the field’s primary barrier to securing the effectiveness and efficiency improvements of research and data utilization. This article orients readers to translational criminology’s various components and explores their applications. Focusing on four central considerations, this review explores the roles of researcher practitioner partnerships, policy, technology, and government in developing and sustaining translational efforts in policing. The review concludes by acknowledging challenges to fostering a translational perspective in policing, and offers examples of where it has been applied with success. 相似文献
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Dezember Amy Stoltz Megan Marmolejo Lina Kanewske L. Caitlin Feingold Kate Doyle Wire Sean Duhaime Lauren Maupin Carl 《Journal of Experimental Criminology》2021,17(4):677-712
Journal of Experimental Criminology - Despite experiments being termed the “gold standard,” criminology has been slow to adopt experimentation as a methodology. The goal of this... 相似文献
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Xiaoyun Wu Julie Grieco Sean Wire Alese Wooditch Jordan Nichols 《Police Practice and Research》2018,19(6):609-616
ABSTRACTThis review provides a cross-sectional analysis of the police literature for years 2000 to 2014. It represents the ninth special feature review of police research published in Police Practice and Research: An International Journal. The study reports on trends over time in police literature according to substantive categories, publication medium, and methodological typology. The study also relies on findings from prior police research reviews as a basis for a discussion of the long-term patterns of police research over time from 2000 to 2014. A topically organized bibliography of the 2010 to 2014 police literature reviewed is also provided. 相似文献
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