Titlebook: Law Enforcement and Public Health; Partners for Communi Isabelle Bartkowiak-Théron,James Clover,Nick Croft Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Norm Taylor,Cal Corley,Dale McFee,Matthew Torigian

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Stuart Thomas,Chris White,Nadine Dougall,Inga Heyman

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Elida Meadows,Zoe Kizimchuk,Juani O’Reilly,Isabelle Bartkowiak-Théron,Shirleyann Varney

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Conceptual and Practice Tensions in LEPH: Public Health Approaches to Policing and Police and Public Enforcement and Public Health (LEPH) and introduces a number of complexities (here, taken as opportunities) to grow a field of research and practice that can benefit societies holistically, and for government initiatives to ensure the safety and well-being of their populations.

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Law Enforcement and Public Health Partnerships and Collaborations in Practice: Community Voicescipline’s established objectives, and measure those objectives against the global pursuit to improve the collective public health. These pieces are thoughtful, and particularly detailed around the specificities of working together, along the idea and application of shared understanding, practice, and logistics.

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Law Enforcement and Public Health: A Framework for Analysis of LEPH in Lower- and Middle-Income Counsection of the LEPH in further detail, this chapter looks at three case studies focused on the topics of HIV-AIDS, abortion and COVID-19. While the focus of this chapter is on examples in the Global South, the framework also has utility in the Global North.

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Policing Pandemics: Developing Effective Policing Responses During Health Emergenciesy be required to engage with agencies such as Public Health that they do not normally work with. This can cause difficulties with lack of mutual understanding of processes, policies, and practices and lack of trust between agencies. This chapter explores policing during pandemics, the challenges faced by police and potential solutions.