Plural Policing in Norway: Regulation, Collaboration, and the Public Interests

Nøkleberg, Martin

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-16273-2_8

Plural Policing in the Global North 2022

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-16273-2_8

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Plural Policing in Norway: Regulation, Collaboration, and the Public Interests

Martin Nøkleberg

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Public–private partnerships in alarm monitoring and filtering: a Belgian case study into intrusion alarm management

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Public–private partnerships in alarm monitoring and filtering: a Belgian case study into intrusion alarm management

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Maintaining hope in partnership policing

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PurposeThis article examines how hope for an effective partnership approach to policing is maintained in everyday policing.Design/methodology/approachData collection involved 22 qualitative interviews, and observations with police officers and municipal employees in Stockholm, Sweden. It also includes an analysis of their documents.FindingsUsing the concept of mechanisms of hope (Brunsson, 2006, 2009), this article explores how police officers and other actors in the security landscape maintain hope in partnership policing despite having compelling reasons to be cynical and sceptical. The findings indicate that mechanism of hope is an important element in the way police handle uncertainty and maintain institutional pressures in their everyday policing practices.Originality/valueBy demonstrating how actors responsible for implementing a partnership approach to policing maintain hope in partnership policing, this article advances our understanding of myths in policing, as well as the institutional settings in which policing is conducted (Crank, 2003). Moreover, this article provides insight into the opportunities and challenges embedded in the social configuration of hope.

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Plural Policing in Norway: Regulation, Collaboration, and the Public Interests

Cited by 2 publications

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Public–private partnerships in alarm monitoring and filtering: a Belgian case study into intrusion alarm management

Public–private partnerships in alarm monitoring and filtering: a Belgian case study into intrusion alarm management

Maintaining hope in partnership policing

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