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Professor Denise Martin

Professor

School: Humanities and Social Sciences

Denise Martin
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  • From Politics to Possibility: Understanding England's Distinctive Path in Police Higher Education Reform , Martin, D., Engelmann, L., Betts, P. 31 Aug 2026, In: European Journal of Policing Studies
  • Police Education, Martin, D. 2 May 2026, Building an Outstanding Police Service, Hershey, United States, IGI Global
  • Recruitment Selection and Talent Management, Wilson, A., Martin, D., Leslie, N. 2 May 2026, Building an Outstanding Police Service, Hershey, United States, IGI Global
  • Leading police organisations in crises: how changing customary police leadership responses impacts on frontline officers’ senses of ontological security, Leslie, N., Martin, D. 26 Nov 2025, In: Policing and Society
  • The re-emergence of police education, Martin, D. Dec 2024, In: International Journal of Police Science and Management
  • Conclusions and the Future Direction of Police Research: Taking Lessons from Practice, Martin, D., Tong, S. 5 Dec 2023, Introduction to Policing Research, Abingdon, Taylor & Francis
  • Introduction to Policing Research: Taking Lessons from Practice, Martin, D., Tong, S. 5 Dec 2023
  • Policing the pandemic: Frontline officers’ perspectives on organisational justice, Martin, D., Leslie, N., Graham, W. 1 Mar 2023, In: International Journal of Police Science and Management
  • The Practicalities of Police Research, Martin, D. 5 Dec 2023, Introduction to Policing Research, Oxford, Taylor & Francis
  • Conceptual and practice tensions in LEPH: Public health approaches to policing and police and public health collaborations, Bartkowiak-Théron, I., Clover, J., Martin, D., Southby, R., Crofts, N. 4 Mar 2022, Law Enforcement and Public Health, Cham, Switzerland, Springer
PhD May 30 2004

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