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Orwellianism,detectives. This chapter goes in another direction, turning from the more perceptual to the practical. Rather than focusing on how Danish detectives feel displeased with increasingly having to investigate international criminals, Chap. 3 focuses on different practical developments that are supposed

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Cynicism,ess. In this way complementing the emphasis of Chap. 3 and its focus on the police’s increasing use of various information and surveillance technologies, the chapter discusses how an increasing distance between police officers and the people they police may negatively affect the policed as well as t

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Politics,ics not only in Denmark but in most Western countries. Using different empirical examples, I aim to illustrate the absurdity in how a political if not populistic growth in law and order politics may in fact be doing very little for law and order practitioners.

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Nostalgia,aps learn from taking the police’s nostalgic sentiments more seriously in analytical terms as not just “mere” subcultural tropes or theatrics but as actual, heartfelt expressions of vocational loss? Are there, in other words, anything to be garnered from us listening more carefully to the Danish det

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Conclusion: A Policing Puzzle,and motivations? And how did it specifically relate to a group of Danish police detectives—a group of detectives who not only seemed to complain a lot but who even spoke of themselves as “the last real policemen”? These are the questions asked and answered throughout this book, and summed up in this

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Future Aspects of Lasers in Dermatology,alization of local?policing” (Bowling, 2009). Though Bowling already pointed to this specific globalizing process and the need to know more about it more than a decade ago (and although many other criminologists and policing scholars alike have similarly called for more detailed and preferably ethno

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Emmy M. Graber,Jeffrey S. Doverophobia (or prejudice, discrimination, racism, etc.). As much research in both Denmark (Holmberg, 2003) and beyond (cf. Chan, 1997; Loftus, 2009; Fassin, 2013) has shown, police forces tend to be nationalist conservative organizations with, if not a direct dislike of foreign elements, then at least