"And bad mistakes ... I've made a few" When CAN-SEBP started in 2015, the policing research landscape in Canada was pretty bleak. With...

One of the most persistent complaints about evidence-based policing – against academic research altogether – is its existence behind...

Let's tackle something head on: those of you who have felt that evidence based policing is just the newest policing fad are correct. ...

A while back I read an article that referenced CAN-SEBP's work and suggested very little work has been undertaken to increase the number...

“I have always depended on the kindness of strangers.” – Blanche DuBois. I am probably dating myself a little here with this literary...

A couple of weeks ago the topic of my Qualitative Research class was “acquiring and sustaining access.” As we discussed for the better...

There’s a lot of discussion in the world of evidence-based policing on the question of how you embed EBP within police organizations....

A couple of weeks ago, a police service issued a news release stating they had used local area crime data to measure whether crime and...

Remember the old days when we had "fads"? I'm not talking about poodle skirts or parachute pants. I'm talking about community policing,...

In a previous blog I talked about the issue of smaller sample sizes in qualitative research*. As you may remember, one of the most common...