Police leadership at the political interface: A systematic literature review
这篇系统性综述研究了警察与民选政治家之间的政治-行政二分法，发现现有文献范围狭窄，主要关注英格兰和威尔士的警察与犯罪专员，且对角色和关系的描述多于分析。
The politics-administration dichotomy, central to public management, is relatively neglected in policing. This systematic review examined this concept through the understandings, roles and relationships police have with elected politicians in Westminster governmental systems. It also examines what political skills, particularly political astuteness, senior police use in exercising their leadership when working with politicians. The review found the literature to be somewhat narrow, largely about police and crime commissioners in England and Wales. Research about roles and relationships was more descriptive than analytical, suggesting an over-reliance on structural explanations of the interface rather than a negotiated order. Political skills are important.