2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijlcj.2012.12.001
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The status of women police officers: An international review

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“…In identifying such ideologies, Acker (1992: 255) Police scholarship has done much to document the ways in which gender is routinely constructed, performed and reinforced within policing T a recurring motif within gendered analysis of policing. Without wanting to rehearse well established debates, w has long been used as a rational and legitimate reason for their exclusion (Heidensohn, 1992, Prokos and Padavic, 2002Prenzler and Sinclair, 2013;Natarajan, 2014;Rabe-Hemp, 2008Morash and Haar, 2012). ' As a result, they stunt our understanding of the gendered order within policing and fail to appreciate the complexity and multiplicity of gendered identities within policing.…”
Section: Problematizing Representations Of Gender and Policingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In identifying such ideologies, Acker (1992: 255) Police scholarship has done much to document the ways in which gender is routinely constructed, performed and reinforced within policing T a recurring motif within gendered analysis of policing. Without wanting to rehearse well established debates, w has long been used as a rational and legitimate reason for their exclusion (Heidensohn, 1992, Prokos and Padavic, 2002Prenzler and Sinclair, 2013;Natarajan, 2014;Rabe-Hemp, 2008Morash and Haar, 2012). ' As a result, they stunt our understanding of the gendered order within policing and fail to appreciate the complexity and multiplicity of gendered identities within policing.…”
Section: Problematizing Representations Of Gender and Policingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Türkiye' deki kadın polis istihdamı, ancak Suudi Arabistan, Pakistan, Afganistan gibi Müslüman çoğunluğu barındıran ülkelerle kıyaslandığında yüksek görünmektedir. Dünyadaki kadın polis amirleri yüzdelerine bakıldığında ise genel ortalamanın %0,1'in altında bulunduğu tespit edilmiştir (Prenzler ve Sinclair, 2013). Bu durum kadın polis istihdamı yüksek olan ülkeler için de geçerli bir durumdur.…”
Section: Dünya Genelinde Kadın Polis İstihdamıunclassified
“…Bu durum kadın polis istihdamı yüksek olan ülkeler için de geçerli bir durumdur. Örneğin ABD' de 2013 itibariyle kadın polis istihdam oranı %12 iken rütbeli kadın polis oranı %7'nin altında tespit edilmiştir (Prenzler ve Sinclair, 2013). İngiltere' de polislerin yaklaşık %25'i kadın olmasına rağmen üst rütbeli ve yönetici kademede görev yapan kadın polis oranı %10'u geçmemekte ancak diğer taraftan %29 kadın polis istihdamı ile dünya ortalamasının çok üzerinde bulunan Avustralya Polis Kurumundaki üst rütbeli polis oranına bakıldığında da kadın polis amiri oranının %14 olduğu görülmektedir (Prenzler ve Sinclair, 2013, s. 126).…”
Section: Dünya Genelinde Kadın Polis İstihdamıunclassified
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“…Furthermore, the institutional response to domestic violence can arguably be seen as gender biased [25]. With the majority of police officers in Australia being male, as well as a male dominated population in many other areas of the legal system, the argument can be put that domestic violence is being decided by male rules [25,69]. An example of this can be seen in legal cases where women are increasingly being made to prove that they are actually a victim [25].…”
Section: Social Theories Of Domestic Violencementioning
confidence: 99%