by Polstops
A podcast about the controversial police practice, to stop citizens, check their papers and perhaps search them. We explore the way it is done, the experience of being stopped and how to ensure that it is done fairly and appropriately. Sound identity by Lendl Barcelos Cover art by Maxim Baraliuc Production by Irina Baraliuc
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10/22/2021
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February 23, 2023
<p>In the ninth and final episode, <strong>Prof Helene Gundhus</strong> talks to <strong>Loïc Closon</strong> about his research on police training in Belgium. They discuss among others its duration, curriculum and pedagogical approach, compare it to other countries, and reflect how the different elements of the training affect the professional behaviour of future police officers.</p>
February 23, 2023
<p>In the eighth episode, <strong>Dr José Brandariz</strong> talks to <strong>Dr Amadeu Recasens</strong>, renowned expert in security and policing, about the police stop and search discourse and practice in Catalonia and generally in Spain. They reflect on the historical, political and cultural context that shape the discourse, and whether one can compare policing practices in Spain with other seemingly similar EU countries.</p>
February 10, 2023
<p>In the seventh episode, <strong>Dr Sarah Van Praet</strong> and <strong>Estelle Hanard</strong> share the experiences of observing police in Belgium. They touch upon the approaches used to observe the daily work of police officers, they discuss how they established the relationship with the officers and the nature of that relationship and how to process the outcomes of their observations. And they share plenty of anecdotes that provide additional insight into what it means to do field research.</p>
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A podcast about the controversial police practice, to stop citizens, check their papers and perhaps search them. We explore the way it is done, the experience of being stopped and how to ensure that it is done fairly and appropriately.
Sound identity by Lendl Barcelos Cover art by Maxim Baraliuc Production by Irina Baraliuc
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