Understanding Cooperation With Police in a Diverse Society
Understanding Cooperation With Police in a Diverse Society
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了解多元化社会中与警察的合作
DOI：
10.1093/bjc/azr065
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发表时间：
2012
影响因子：
2.6
通讯作者：
Adrian Cherney
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文献类型：
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作者：
Kristina Murphy;Adrian Cherney
过去的研究表明，程序正义提高了权威的合法性，并鼓励人们与他们合作。然而，过去的研究只关注当局的合法性，而忽略了人们如何看待当局执行的法律和规则的合法性。这种区别与少数民族群体的治安有关，这些群体可能来自不同的文化或对法律和法律机构普遍不信任的国家。本文利用从1203名澳大利亚人随机抽样中收集的调查数据，探讨了程序正义以及制度和法律合法性如何影响人们与警察合作的意愿。研究结果将使用Braithwaite（2003; 2010）的社会距离框架来解释。
Past research has shown that procedural justice enhances an authority's legitimacy and encourages people to cooperate with them. However, this past research has examined legitimacy by focusing solely on the perceived legitimacy of authorities and has ignored how people may perceive the legitimacy of the laws and rules authorities enforce. This distinction has relevance to the policing of ethnic minority groups who may come from different cultures or countries where distrust in the law and legal institutions is prevalent. Using survey data collected from a random sample of 1,203 Australians, this paper explores how procedural justice and both institutional and legal legitimacy impact on people's willingness to cooperate with police. The findings will be explained using Braithwaite's (2003; 2010) social distancing framework.