Procedural Justice, Legitimacy and Trust in the Police
This page links to research on procedural justice, legitimacy and trust in the police. The research is
being conducted in Chicago, Buenos Aires, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Belgium and Eastern Europe. Other
members of the research team are Maarten Van Craen (Leuven University, Belgium), Nicole Haas
(Erasmus University, The Netherlands), Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich (Michigan State), Ivan Sun (University of
Delaware), Jessica Chi Mei Li (City University of Hong Kong) and Diego Felitas (Buenos Aires).
being conducted in Chicago, Buenos Aires, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Belgium and Eastern Europe. Other
members of the research team are Maarten Van Craen (Leuven University, Belgium), Nicole Haas
(Erasmus University, The Netherlands), Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich (Michigan State), Ivan Sun (University of
Delaware), Jessica Chi Mei Li (City University of Hong Kong) and Diego Felitas (Buenos Aires).
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Events
Presentations
Working Papers
lead author Maarten Van Craen
lead author Maarten Van Craen
this page links to the presentations
the good-looking participants can be seen on the video
lead author Wesley G. Skogan
and Trust inside a Police Organization
lead author Nicole Haas
Then they asked me to testify on community policing, so I wrote
another paper that can be found on the community policing page
another paper that can be found on the community policing page
lead author Wesley G Skogan
in press
In April 2016 the New York Times summarized the findings
of articles on this page. Here is a link to the story:
of articles on this page. Here is a link to the story:
2016
lead author Maarten Van Craen
lead author Maarten Van Craen
2017
in press
It will be published in French, so this is your chance