Tim Prenzler is a Professor of Criminology in the School of Law and Society at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. His research interests include crime and corruption prevention, police and security officer safety, security industry regulation and gender equity in policing. His books include Regulating the Security Industry: Global Perspectives (2018, Routledge, with Mahesh Nalla), Civilian Oversight of Police: Advancing Accountability in Law Enforcement (2016, Taylor & Francis, with Garth den Heyer) and 100 Years of Women Police in Australia (2015, Australian Academic Press).

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• PrefaceTim Prenzler1. In the Forefront of Female Policing?: Women in the Scandinavian Police ForcesSilje Fekjær and Andreea Alecu2. Gender-based Reforms in Kenyan Policing – ReflectionResila A. Onyango and Mangai Natarajan3. Advances in Gender Equity in British PolicingWendy Laverick and Emma Cunningham4. State-Rebuilding and Equity: Women in the South African Police ServiceElrena van der Spuy and Rita Retief5. Policing in Conflict: Women and the Afghan National PoliceMelissa Jardine, Fatima Kashefi, Kawsar Abulfazil and Oana Neagu6. Affirmative Action Recruitment Strategies in Australian Policing: Three Case StudiesTim Prenzler and Jacqueline M. Drew7. Police Stations for Women and Families in the Province of Buenos Aires, ArgentinaJess Rodgers, Kerry Carrington, María Victoria Puyol, Máximo Sozzo and Vanessa Ryan8. Overcoming Barriers of Gender and Race in Policing: Australian and New Zealand ExamplesSheena Fleming, Tim Prenzler and Janet Ransley9. Women in Police Leadership: Making Rank as a Marker of Progress?Marisa Silvestri, Jennifer Brown and Jenny Fleming10. Issues of Merit and Affirmative Action in Police Promotion SystemsJacqueline M. Drew and Carol A. Archbold11. Gender and Police Officer Attitudes towards Ethical BehaviourSanja Kutnjak Ivković, Michael E. Meyer and Maria (Maki) Haberfeld12. Male/Female Differences in Behavioural Indicators of Police IntegrityTim Prenzler, Tyler Cawthray and Louise Porter13. Women, Policing, and Peacebuilding in Post-Conflict StatesLoene M. Howes14. Learning the Lessons: Developing a Model Program for Gender-Inclusive PolicingTim Prenzler and Jacqueline M. Drew

Tim Prenzler is a Professor of Criminology in the School of Law and Society at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. His research interests include crime and corruption prevention, police and security officer safety, security industry regulation and gender equity in policing. His books include Regulating the Security Industry: Global Perspectives (2018, Routledge, with Mahesh Nalla), Civilian Oversight of Police: Advancing Accountability in Law Enforcement (2016, Taylor & Francis, with Garth den Heyer) and 100 Years of Women Police in Australia (2015, Australian Academic Press).

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• PrefaceTim Prenzler1. In the Forefront of Female Policing?: Women in the Scandinavian Police ForcesSilje Fekjær and Andreea Alecu2. Gender-based Reforms in Kenyan Policing – ReflectionResila A. Onyango and Mangai Natarajan3. Advances in Gender Equity in British PolicingWendy Laverick and Emma Cunningham4. State-Rebuilding and Equity: Women in the South African Police ServiceElrena van der Spuy and Rita Retief5. Policing in Conflict: Women and the Afghan National PoliceMelissa Jardine, Fatima Kashefi, Kawsar Abulfazil and Oana Neagu6. Affirmative Action Recruitment Strategies in Australian Policing: Three Case StudiesTim Prenzler and Jacqueline M. Drew7. Police Stations for Women and Families in the Province of Buenos Aires, ArgentinaJess Rodgers, Kerry Carrington, María Victoria Puyol, Máximo Sozzo and Vanessa Ryan8. Overcoming Barriers of Gender and Race in Policing: Australian and New Zealand ExamplesSheena Fleming, Tim Prenzler and Janet Ransley9. Women in Police Leadership: Making Rank as a Marker of Progress?Marisa Silvestri, Jennifer Brown and Jenny Fleming10. Issues of Merit and Affirmative Action in Police Promotion SystemsJacqueline M. Drew and Carol A. Archbold11. Gender and Police Officer Attitudes towards Ethical BehaviourSanja Kutnjak Ivković, Michael E. Meyer and Maria (Maki) Haberfeld12. Male/Female Differences in Behavioural Indicators of Police IntegrityTim Prenzler, Tyler Cawthray and Louise Porter13. Women, Policing, and Peacebuilding in Post-Conflict StatesLoene M. Howes14. Learning the Lessons: Developing a Model Program for Gender-Inclusive PolicingTim Prenzler and Jacqueline M. Drew

Tim Prenzler is a Professor of Criminology in the School of Law and Society at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. His research interests include crime and corruption prevention, police and security officer safety, security industry regulation and gender equity in policing. His books include Regulating the Security Industry: Global Perspectives (2018, Routledge, with Mahesh Nalla), Civilian Oversight of Police: Advancing Accountability in Law Enforcement (2016, Taylor & Francis, with Garth den Heyer) and 100 Years of Women Police in Australia (2015, Australian Academic Press).

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• PrefaceTim Prenzler1. In the Forefront of Female Policing?: Women in the Scandinavian Police ForcesSilje Fekjær and Andreea Alecu2. Gender-based Reforms in Kenyan Policing – ReflectionResila A. Onyango and Mangai Natarajan3. Advances in Gender Equity in British PolicingWendy Laverick and Emma Cunningham4. State-Rebuilding and Equity: Women in the South African Police ServiceElrena van der Spuy and Rita Retief5. Policing in Conflict: Women and the Afghan National PoliceMelissa Jardine, Fatima Kashefi, Kawsar Abulfazil and Oana Neagu6. Affirmative Action Recruitment Strategies in Australian Policing: Three Case StudiesTim Prenzler and Jacqueline M. Drew7. Police Stations for Women and Families in the Province of Buenos Aires, ArgentinaJess Rodgers, Kerry Carrington, María Victoria Puyol, Máximo Sozzo and Vanessa Ryan8. Overcoming Barriers of Gender and Race in Policing: Australian and New Zealand ExamplesSheena Fleming, Tim Prenzler and Janet Ransley9. Women in Police Leadership: Making Rank as a Marker of Progress?Marisa Silvestri, Jennifer Brown and Jenny Fleming10. Issues of Merit and Affirmative Action in Police Promotion SystemsJacqueline M. Drew and Carol A. Archbold11. Gender and Police Officer Attitudes towards Ethical BehaviourSanja Kutnjak Ivković, Michael E. Meyer and Maria (Maki) Haberfeld12. Male/Female Differences in Behavioural Indicators of Police IntegrityTim Prenzler, Tyler Cawthray and Louise Porter13. Women, Policing, and Peacebuilding in Post-Conflict StatesLoene M. Howes14. Learning the Lessons: Developing a Model Program for Gender-Inclusive PolicingTim Prenzler and Jacqueline M. Drew