The differential effects of decentralization on police intensity: A cross-national comparison
Abstract
This study is a cross-national exploration of the relationship between the varying degrees of police decentralization and police intensity. Decentralization allows more local choice about policing and police intensity, which allows citizens to express their preferences. Using policy intensity as a proxy for preferences, the paper tests whether police intensity varies between decentralized and centralized systems. The objectives are, first, to...
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Title
The differential effects of decentralization on police intensity: A cross-national comparison
Published Date
Jun 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
56
Issue
2
Pages
196 - 207
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