The Role of the Police in the Co-production of Art Security in London

Kerr, John

doi:10.1093/police/pas004

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“…Studies document analyses 16 Brunet (2008) telephone interviews Brunet (2008);Gill (2013) informal field-based interviews Löfstrand Hansen (2015) focus groups Baker (2009) ;Cherney & Chui (2010) workshops Baker (2009) observations Baker (2009) ;Groenendaal & Helsloot (2015); Johnston (2003); Kerr (2012); Kruize & Gruter (2013);Löfstrand Hansen (2015); Noaks (2000Noaks ( , 2004Noaks ( , 2008; Rodas (2011);Sharp et al (2008) surveys Crawford & Lister (2006); Kruize & Gruter (2013); Lee & Yun (2014); Mopasa & Stenning (2001); Noaks (2000Noaks ( , 2004Noaks ( , 2008; Rowland & Coupe (2013) case studies 17 Topping & Byrne (2014) …”

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“…Equally under the heading of "relations" is the exploration into the functions and roles of police and private stakeholders and their mutual relation in providing art security (Kerr, 2012). Likewise, the position and use of police liaison officers (PLO) within the police extended family, and the dilemmas and difficulties this brings about have been scrutinized (Cherney and Chui, 2010).…”

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“…Document analyses a Brunet ( 2008), Button and John (2002), Janssens (2015), Kruize and Gruter (2013), Mein and Hartmann (2013), Schneider (2006), Sharp et al (2008), Terpstra (2008), Terpstra et al (2013a, b), Verhage (2005), Williams (2005) (Semi-structured) interviews Baker (2009), Button and John (2002), Cherney and Chui (2010), Gill (2015), Groenendaal and Helsloot (2015), Huey (2008), Janssens (2015), Johnston (2003), Kerr (2012), Kruize and Gruter (2013), Löfstrand Hansen (2015), Martin (2012), Mein and Hartmann (2013), Noaks (2000Noaks ( , 2004Noaks ( , 2008, Rodas (2011), Schneider (2006, Sharp et al (2008), Terpstra (2008), Terpstra et al (2013a, b), Topping and Byrne (2014), van den Berg et al (2012), Verhage (2005), Williams (2005) Telephone interviews Brunet (2008), Gill (2015) Informal field-based interviews Löfstrand Hansen (2015) Focus groups Baker (2009), Cherney and Chui (2010) Workshops Baker ( 2009) Observations Baker ( 2009),…”

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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to report on the systematic review on the topic of plural policing. The authors aim to discuss the general characteristics of empirical research into plural policing and describe the way in which police literature deals with the questions related to plural policing. Design/methodology/approach – A systematic review, including qualitative research, focused on empirical research results. Findings – First of all, plural policing has been subject of study in a diversity of contexts, using multiple methods and treating very diverse research questions. Although the dangers of blurring boundaries between policing actors is a focal issue in contemplative papers, empirical research on plural policing does not focus on this issue but mentions it in the margins of the research results. Research limitations/implications – Limitations are that the authors had to set a timeframe for the systematic review and that not all research was accessible. Furthermore, the authors had to limit the studies that could be included in this systematic review. Social implications – One of the main research questions relates to the dangers of blurring boundaries between multiple policing actors. This has important implications for citizens in their relations and contacts with police actors (in terms of transparency, equality of rights and so on). Originality/value – The paper gives a first insight into a domain that is written on extensively, but less empirically studied and sheds light on the studies that have taken the topic of plural policing as the focal point.

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