Of Warriors and Worriers - Holzer, Martin
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Doctoral Thesis / Dissertation from the year 2023 in the subject Law - Criminal process, Criminology, Law Enforcement, grade: Passed with minor corrections, University of Portsmouth (School of Criminology and Criminal Justice), language: English, abstract: This professional doctoral thesis titled "Of Warriors and Worriers: Exploring Influencing Side Effects of Contemporary Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Practice in the Remit of Frontline Police Work" critically considers how police culture (action and risk-oriented) relates to emerging safety culture in operational policing (seeking to…mehr

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Doctoral Thesis / Dissertation from the year 2023 in the subject Law - Criminal process, Criminology, Law Enforcement, grade: Passed with minor corrections, University of Portsmouth (School of Criminology and Criminal Justice), language: English, abstract: This professional doctoral thesis titled "Of Warriors and Worriers: Exploring Influencing Side Effects of Contemporary Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Practice in the Remit of Frontline Police Work" critically considers how police culture (action and risk-oriented) relates to emerging safety culture in operational policing (seeking to manage or eliminate risks). That way, based on a cross-cultural exploratory sequential mixed-method research design amongst frontline police officers from England (N = 12/113) and Malta (N = 144/654), this study explored so far undiscovered side effects of OSH practice in the remit of frontline police work. In conclusion, the presented study highlights the need for and importance of always critically reflecting on applied OSH practice and always keeping a balance when it comes to police health and safety interventions.
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Martin has a 26 years background in policing, from being a bobby on the beat in Germany to working in international policing such as the EU-Agency Frontex. With his research he critically considered how police culture (action and risk-oriented) relates to emerging safety culture in operational policing (seeking to manage or eliminate risks). Martin now works for the German Embassy in Quito, Ecuador.