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An Exploratory Knowledge Exchange Platform for Policing: Exploiting Knowledge Assets, Utilising Data and Piloting Research Co-production

警务探索性知识交换平台：开发知识资产、利用数据和试点研究合作生产

基本信息

批准号：
ES/M006123/1
负责人：
Adam Crawford
金额：
$ 12.65万
依托单位：
University of Leeds
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2014
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2014 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FM006123%2F1
关键词：
Exploratory Knowledge Exchange Platform Policing

项目摘要

The project will build a strategic and innovative knowledge exchange and research co-production platform, providing a structured relationship between West Yorkshire Police (WYP), the Office of the PCC for West Yorkshire (OPCCWY) and the University of Leeds. The platform provides a model in which different mechanisms of knowledge, people and data exchange are piloted in four thematic areas of policing: partnerships; acquisitive crimes of burglary and shoplifting; community engagement and public order. The approach is driven by a combination of interdisciplinary research excellence, innovations in knowledge exchange and lasting impact on both policing and academic partners. It will seek to change the ways in which the police use evidence and insights from research as well as the ways in which researchers frame research questions and engage with policing professionals across the life-course of research. The platform will provide a two-way exchange, learning opportunities and data exploitation that embed the PCC's strategic priorities of 'innovation, income and investment'. It will seek to foster a greater appreciation among police officers for the relevance, role and value of research evidence in informing police practice, as well as a greater awareness of research methodologies and skills within the police organisation. At the same time, it will seek to foster greater understanding of the operational police challenges and encourage responsibility amongst researchers for helping shape evidence-based responses to these. In so doing, it will build an academic culture of engagement and a commitment to co-production.The four hubs will focus on: (i) the role of partnerships in promoting organisational change and the manner in which this can be analysed through co-produced research; (ii) the exploitation of large police datasets to explain and better understand the spatial and social distribution of the acquisitive crimes of burglaries and shoplifting; (iii) the evaluation of an innovative community engagement project; and (iv) public order training and the evaluation of the impact of training on police practice. Each hub will benefit from one academic research lead and one nominated police lead seconded from WYP. WYP will contribute staff time, venues and resources associated with the preparation of significant datasets (including 10 years of burglary and shoplifting data across West Yorkshire).This new collaboration will develop innovative ways to address the challenges faced by the police and will provide for: collaborative framing of the research questions from the outset; the two-way flow of knowledge and data; mutual engagement with research programmes from their inception to dissemination; joint ownership of research and its outcomes or products; enhanced research impact on policy and practice through collaboration on projects that are directly relevant to police managers; the production of an evidence-base for policy and practice, and to enable innovation; the exploitation of knowledge exchange including training opportunities; opportunities for the development of research expertise and capacity among police officers and staff; and the development of skills within policing to get research evidence used over the longer-term.The work of the project will be overseen by a Steering Group including members of the WYP senior command team and chaired by the PCC, which will meet bi-monthly. Each of the thematic hubs will produce accessible policy briefings outlining the findings as will the programme as a whole. Whilst the initial activity is focused on West Yorkshire, it is intended that benefits will attend to the region (via the N8 Policing Research Partnership) as well as national and international debate and practice. This wider dissemination will be overseen and promoted by an Advisory Board with members drawn from the College of Policing, ACPO, What Works Centre for Crime Reduction and N8.

该项目将建立一个战略和创新的知识交流和研究合作生产平台，提供西约克郡警察（WYP），西约克郡PCC办公室（OPCCWY）和利兹大学之间的结构化关系。该平台提供了一个模式，在警务的四个主题领域试点不同的知识、人员和数据交换机制：伙伴关系；取得性盗窃、入店行窃罪；社区参与和公共秩序。该方法由跨学科卓越研究、知识交流创新以及对警务和学术合作伙伴的持久影响相结合驱动。它将寻求改变警察使用研究证据和见解的方式，以及研究人员在研究的整个生命过程中构建研究问题和与警务专业人员接触的方式。该平台将提供双向交流、学习机会和数据开发，嵌入PCC的“创新、收入和投资”战略重点。该计划旨在提高警务人员对研究证据在警务工作中的相关性、作用和价值的认识，并提高警察组织内部对研究方法和技能的认识。与此同时，它将寻求加深对警务行动挑战的理解，并鼓励研究人员承担责任，帮助形成基于证据的应对措施。通过这样做，它将建立一种参与的学术文化和对合作制作的承诺。这四个中心将侧重于：(i)伙伴关系在促进组织变革方面的作用，以及如何通过联合开展的研究来分析这种作用；（ii）利用警方的大型数据集，解释及更深入了解入室行窃及入店行窃等取得性罪行的空间及社会分布；（iii）评估创新的社区参与项目；（四）公共秩序培训和评估培训对警察实践的影响。每个中心将受益于一名学术研究负责人和一名从青年发展计划借调的提名警察负责人。WYP将贡献与准备重要数据集相关的工作人员时间、场地和资源（包括西约克郡10年的入室盗窃和入店行窃数据）。这种新的合作将开发创新的方法来解决警察面临的挑战，并将提供：从一开始就合作构建研究问题；知识和数据的双向流动；从研究方案开始到传播，相互参与；研究成果或者产品的共同所有权；通过与警察管理人员直接相关的项目合作，加强研究对政策和实践的影响；为政策和实践提供证据基础，并促进创新；利用知识交流，包括培训机会；为警官和工作人员提供发展研究专业知识和能力的机会；以及警务技能的发展，以获得长期使用的研究证据。该项目的工作将由一个指导小组监督，该小组成员包括WYP高级指挥小组的成员，并由PCC主持，该小组将每两个月举行一次会议。每个专题中心都将编写易于理解的政策简报，概述调查结果以及整个方案。虽然最初的活动集中在西约克郡，但其目的是使该地区受益（通过N8警务研究伙伴关系）以及国内和国际辩论和实践。更广泛的传播将由一个咨询委员会监督和促进，该委员会的成员来自警务学院、警务处、减少犯罪工作中心和N8。