Next-Generation Policing Research: Three Propositions
指出警务研究范围有限且假设过时，提出应重新定位警务领域概念，拓宽研究结果、对象并关注结构性种族主义，以回应过去不足并保持相关性。
The Black Lives Matter movement has operated alongside a growing recognition among social scientists that policing research has been limited in its scope and outmoded in its assumptions about the nature of public safety. This essay argues that social science research on policing should reorient its conception of the field of policing, along with how the study of crime rates and police departments fit into this field. New public safety research should broaden its outcomes of interest, its objects of inquiry, and its engagement with structural racism. In this way, next-generation research on policing and public safety can respond to the deficiencies of the past and remain relevant as debates over transforming American policing continue.