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Introduction
1. Evidence-based policing: Research, practice, and bridging the great divide
Eric L. Piza and Brandon C. Welsh
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Part I: Transferring scientific knowledge to the practice community
2. Globalizing evidence-based policing: Case studies of community policing, reform, and diversion
Peter Neyroud
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3. Developing evidence-based crime reduction skills in mid-level command staff
Jerry Ratcliffe
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4. Fits and starts: Criminology’s influence on policing policy and practice
Nancy G. La Vigne
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5. EMMIE and the What Works Centre for Crime Reduction: Progress, challenges, and future directions for evidence-based policing and crime reduction in the United Kingdom
Aiden Sidebottom and Nick Tilley
Part II: Empowering officers to conduct police-led science
6. From practitioner to policymaker: Developing influence and expertise to deliver police reform
Richard Smith
7. Creating a social network of change agents: The American Society of Evidence-Based Policing
Heather Prince, Jason Potts, and Renée J. Mitchell
8. Building empowerment: The Canadian approach to evidence-based policing
Laura Huey and Lorna Ferguson
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9. Evidence-based policing in Australia and New Zealand: Empowering police to drive the reform agenda
Lorraine Mazerolle, Sarah Bennett, Peter Martin, Michael Newman, David Cowan, and Simon Williams
Part III: Aligning the work of researchers and practitioners
10. The LEADS Academics Program: Building sustainable police–research partnerships in pursuit of evidence-based policing
Natalie Todak, Kyle McLean, Justin Nix, and Cory P. Haberman
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11. The benefits and challenges of embedding criminologists in crime analysis units: An example from Sweden
Manne Gerell
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12. Non-traditional research partnerships to aid the adoption of evidence-based policing
Stephen Douglas and Anthony A. Braga
13. Data-informed community engagement: The Newark Public Safety Collaborative
Alejandro Gimenez-Santana, Joel M. Caplan, and Leslie W. Kennedy
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14. Surveillance, action research, and Community Technology Oversight Boards: A proposed model for police technology research
Eric L. Piza, Sarah P. Chu, and Brandon C. Welsh
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Part IV: Incorporating evidence-based policing in daily police functions
15. Translating and institutionalizing evidence-based policing: The Matrix Demonstration Projects
Cynthia Lum and Christopher S. Koper
16. CompStat360: CompStat beyond the numbers
S. Rebecca Neusteter and Chris Magnus
17. Transitioning into an evidence-based police service: The New Zealand experience
Bruce O’Brien and Mark Evans
18. Statewide evidence-based policing: The example of the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services
Michael C. Green and Leigh Bates
19. The Cambridge Police Executive Programme: A global reach for pracademics
Lawrence W. Sherman
Conclusion
20. Evidence-based policing is here to stay: Lessons learned and next steps
Brandon C. Welsh and Eric L. Piza
Eric L. Piza, Ph.D. 