How Much of Policing is Evidence-Based? (Part I)

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CAN-SEBP Knowledge Incubator

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Formed in April 2015, The Canadian Society of Evidence-Based Policing (CAN-SEBP) is an association of police practitioners, academic researchers, public policy-makers and others, whose mission is to foster the creation and mobilization of quality research in order to make evidence based approaches a cornerstone of policing in Canada.

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How Much of Policing is Evidence-Based? (Part I)

CAN-SEBP Knowledge Incubator

39 minutes 28 seconds

5 years ago

How Much of Policing is Evidence-Based? (Part I)

Evidence-based policing (EBP) has a following in many countries around the world, but how much of policing is actually evidence-based? In this audio seminar I discuss issues such as EBP receptivity and misconceptions around EBP. Originally recorded for SOC 4451 (Policing) at the University of Western Ontario.