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Restraint, Combat Roles, and Human-Rights Abuse: Cross-National Evidence on Policing and Militarisation
This article examines how restraint-oriented and militarised forms of policing relate to human-rights protection. It asks whether the organisational dynamics associated with police violence vary across these two policing models, and whether militarised practices erode restraint-oriented policing fro
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