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Social media as public journalism? Protest reporting in the digital era
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Sedition Hunters: A Quantitative Study of the Crowdsourced Investigation into the 2021 U.S. Capitol Attack
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Police Use of Social Media in Community Policing in Malawi
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Beyond the quantitative and qualitative divide: The salience of discourse in procedural justice policing research
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Why policing the risk society became a footnote in American police studies: A missed opportunity to move police theorizing forward
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Communicating with purpose: Image work, social media, and policing
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Social media engagement tactics in U.S. community policing: Potential privacy and security concerns
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Police education and training: A scoping review of the research literature
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Critical Social Media Analysis: Problematising Online Policy Representations of the Impact of Imprisonment on Families
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“I can’t just post anything I want”: Self-management of South Korean sports stars on social media
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An Analysis of Police Department Crisis Communication via Social Media
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Causes of Police Officer Career Apprehension Following George Floyd
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The epistemic power of the police
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Social media and moral panics: Assessing the effects of technological change on societal reaction
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Assessing police social media practices through a democratic policing lens
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Policing social media: Are procedural justice principles guiding Canadian police interactions online?
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The use of TikTok by the police
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Twenty-five years on: A bibliographic analysis of articles appearing in the International Journal of Police Science & Management
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Social media use of the police in crisis situations: A mixed-method study on communication practices of the German police
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Artificial intelligence, digital capital, and epistemic domination on Twitter: A study of families affected by imprisonment
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Visual accountability in transnational border policing: Frontex’s use of X (formerly Twitter) to visualize the boundaries of its account-ability at sea
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Representations of policing in Swiss police image films: Legitimising police forces and drawing the boundaries of membership
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How the Police and Armed Forces Construct Gender on Social Media: A Comparison of El Salvador and Honduras
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More than a trivial pursuit: Public order policing narratives and the ‘social media test’
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Surveillance does not equal safety: Police, data and consent on dating apps
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Policing and social media: The framing of technological use by Canadian newspapers (2005–2020)
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Does Police Stop and Search Make Everyone Feel Safe? Evidence From the United States
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Where Platform Capitalism and Racial Capitalism Meet: The Sociology of Race and Racism in the Digital Society
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The dynamics of police legitimacy and social media in Scotland
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“Is It Like in Thin Blue Line ?”: A Case Study on Swedish Police Students’ Perceptions of Swedish Police Social Media Communication
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The role of social media in combating organised crime in the Limpopo Province, South Africa
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Regulating via Social Media: Deterrence Effects of the SEC's Use of Twitter
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Social technologies for creating positive image of public security authorities
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“Malmö is not Sweden's Chicago”: Policing and the challenge of creating a sense of safety through social media strategies
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Facebook and the Surveillance Assemblage: Policing Black Lives Matter Activists & Suppressing Dissent
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COVID-19 pandemic in Panama: lessons of the unique risks and research opportunities for Latin America
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Impact and Potential of Social Media in Policing and Law Enforcement
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Social media analytics for investigations: A survey of recent trends, challenges and future research direction
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Racial Equity in Police Use of Social Media Monitoring Software
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Examining Negative Online Social Reaction to Police Use of Force: The George Floyd and Jacob Blake Events
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Understanding Factors Influencing Crime Prevention Information on Social Media
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Usage of WeChat by International Students and Its Usefulness: Study Based in Wuhan University China
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Image-Based Sexual Abuse: Online Gender-Sexual Violations
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Building an Effective Crisis Communication Plan for Police Agencies
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X-Raying Digital Activism in Selected Countries
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Social Media Crime and Its Impact
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Police and Social Media: The Need for Presence and the Challenges This Poses
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Strategic Digital Narratives? Analysis of a Zimbabwean Public Broadcaster’s Gender Perspectives in the Coverage of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Facebook and X
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Social Media and Law Enforcement Practice in Poland
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Impact of social Media on Peace and Security in Zimbabwe
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Exploring Social Media’s Impact on Societal Perceptions of Police Legitimacy and Cooperation
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