Gender and Policing: Comparative Perspectives

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Within a global and historically sensitive framework, the book explores such themes as the gender dimension of policing, the representation of policewomen, the extent to which different national traditions diverge or converge, the strategies adopted by policewomen and their colleagues or organisations in order to address the particular problems and challenges that their role raises.

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