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Why do police officers turn against the people they are hired to protect? This question seems all the more urgent in the wake of recent global protests against police brutality. Historical criminologist Paul Bleakley addresses this by examining a series of intersecting cases of police corruption in Queensland, Australia.

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Why do police officers turn against the people they are hired to protect? This question seems all the more urgent in the wake of recent global protests against police brutality. Historical criminologist Paul Bleakley addresses this by examining a series of intersecting cases of police corruption in Queensland, Australia.
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Autorenporträt
PAUL BLEAKLEY is a historical criminologist and former journalist from the Gold Coast, Queensland. He currently works as a lecturer in criminology at Middlesex University in London, where he teaches a variety of courses focused on urban crime and global policing studies.