The politics of establishing reflexivity as a core component of good policing
The politics of establishing reflexivity as a core component of good policing
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将反身性确立为良好警务核心组成部分的政治
DOI:
10.1057/978-1-137-54642-5_10
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发表时间:
2017
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通讯作者:
E. Williams
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作者:
Dominic A. Wood;E. Williams
This chapter presents an argument favouring reflexivity as an important component in establishing what it means to be a good police officer. The term reflexivity is used here to denote a fully developed and enhanced reflective practitioner as presented within Schön’s (1991[1983]) seminal contribution. We see an officer’s reflexivity improving the more he/she reflects upon a wide range of variables when dealing with policing matters. This includes reflecting upon past experiences and performance, but also legal knowledge, awareness of force policy, appreciation of socio-economic and demographic circumstances and other factors that frame the professional practice contexts in which the officer is operating.