Procedural Justice: A systematic literature search and technical report to the National Policing Improvement Agency

Bennett, Sarah, Denning, Rebecca, Mazerolle, Lorraine and Stocks, Belinda (2009) Procedural Justice: A systematic literature search and technical report to the National Policing Improvement Agency Brisbane, Qld, Australia: Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security

Author Bennett, Sarah
Denning, Rebecca
Mazerolle, Lorraine
Stocks, Belinda
Title of report Procedural Justice: A systematic literature search and technical report to the National Policing Improvement Agency
Publication date 2009
Publisher Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security
Place of publication Brisbane, Qld, Australia
Total pages 151
Language eng
Subjects 390401 Criminology
Abstract/Summary The Research, Analysis and Information Unit (RAI) of the National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) have identified ‘the procedural justice thesis’ as an important development in policing research with plans to replicate US research in a UK context. To facilitate their research agenda, the Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security (CEPS) at Griffith University developed a comprehensive search strategy and conducted a methodologically rigorous systematic literature search of procedural justice between April and June, 2009. Twenty-two keywords were identified and searched on six electronic databases and two library catalogues.
Q-Index Code K1
Q-Index Status Provisional Code
Institutional Status Non-UQ

Document type: Research Report
Collection: Institute for Social Science Research - Publications
 
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