Exploring the impacts and implications of National Thematic Inspection of Policing Responses to Domestic Violence and Abuse

这个全额资助的ESRC学生项目是由利兹大学和女王陛下的警察、消防和救援服务监察局(HMICFRS)合作的。由亚当·克劳福德教授领导的法学院刑事司法研究中心将评估HMICFRS作为关键的国家机构行为者在警务治理以及在制定和执行警务政策方面的作用和影响。鉴于英格兰和威尔士的警察组织分为43支地方警察部队，HMICFRS作为一个独立的监察局，在推动和监测地方一级的政策变化方面发挥着关键作用。利用跨学科的方法，这一奖学金将在更广泛的范围内极大地促进警务治理和公共服务检查领域的知识。它将探讨政策的形成、政策的执行，并评估对HMICFRS的检查产生的影响，特别是其对警察对家庭暴力的反应进行的国家专题检查和后续报告。它将侧重于本专题报告提出的政策建议的由来，并追踪这些建议在警察和合作伙伴中的接受和执行情况。它将产生具有政策相关性的调查结果，这将有助于HMICFRS和其他机构了解其工作的影响以及对本检查制度和其他检查制度的更广泛影响。成功的申请者将从一系列研究方法培训、专业和技能发展机会中受益。S/他是ESRC白玫瑰博士培训伙伴关系安全、正义和冲突跨学科培训路径的一员。S/他还将受益于N8警务研究伙伴关系(N8PRP)，这是一个跨机构平台，使参与的大学和警务合作伙伴能够开展研究和交流知识活动，以解决关键的警务问题：www.n8prp.org.uk。在克劳福德教授的领导下，N8PRP为英格兰北部提供了一个区域枢纽，产生了具有国家相关性和国际意义的研究和知识交流。警务伙伴包括英格兰北部的11支警察部队和警察和犯罪专员(PCC)。N8PRP将为成功的申请者提供一系列机会参加活动和暑期学校-特别是那些与其培训和学习链相一致的活动和暑期学校-这将产生实质性的研究和技能发展，以及传播博士研究的结果和产生影响。这名学生将加入N8PRP现有的10多名协作博士研究人员的行列，这些研究人员分布在N8所大学。学员还可以与合作伙伴一起获得重要的实习机会。

This fully-funded ESRC studentship is a collaboration of the University of Leeds and Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, Fire and Rescue Service (HMICFRS). Led by Professor Adam Crawford, in the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, School of Law, it will assess the role and impacts of HMICFRS as a key national institutional actor in the governance of policing and in the formation and implementation of policing policies. Given the organisation of policing in England and Wales into 43 local police forces, HMICFRS - as an independent inspectorate - has a pivotal role in driving and monitoring policy change at the local level. Drawing on an interdisciplinary approach, this studentship will significantly advance knowledge within the field of policing governance and the inspection of public services, more broadly. It will explore policy formation, policy implementation and assess consequential impacts that derive from the inspections of the HMICFRS, specifically its national thematic inspection of, and follow-up reports into, police responses to domestic abuse. It will focus on the genesis of policy recommendations arising from this specific thematic report and trace their reception and implementation among police and partners. It will produce findings of policy relevance that will assist the HMICFRS and others in understanding the impact of its work and the wider implications for this, as well as other, regimes of inspection. The successful applicant will benefit from a range of research methods training, professional and skills development opportunities. S/he be a member of the Security, Justice and Conflict interdisciplinary training pathway of the ESRC White Rose Doctoral Training Partnership. S/he will also benefit from the N8 Policing Research Partnership (N8PRP), a cross-institutional platform that enables participating universities and policing partners to develop research and exchange knowledge activities that address key policing issues: www.n8prp.org.uk. Led by Professor Crawford, the N8PRP provides a regional hub for the north of England, generating research and knowledge exchange of national relevance and international significance. Policing partners include 11 police forces and Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC) across the north of England. N8PRP will afford the successful applicant a range of opportunities to attend events and summer schools - notably those aligned with its Training & Learning Strand - that will generate substantive research and skills development, as well as for disseminating the findings of the PhD study and generating impact. The student will join the existing cohort of over 10 collaborative PhD researchers affiliated to N8PRP and based across the N8 universities. The studentship also has a significant internship opportunity with the collaborative partner.