European Journal of Policing Studies
Article

Plural Policing in Western Europe

A comparison
Authors Elke Devroe en Jan Terpstra
DOI 10.5553/EJPS/2034760X2015002003002
Author's information

Elke Devroe
Elke Devroe is master in criminology, associate professor in Public Administration, university Leiden, campus The Hague. She teaches in the international master ‘Crisis en Security Management’ (CSM) the courses ‘Governance of crime and social disorder’, ‘Evidence-based policing’ and ‘Research Design’. She conducts research on plural policing and governance of local security problems in particular on incivilities (corresp.: e.devroe@cdh.leidenuniv.nl).

Jan Terpstra
Jan Terpstra is professor of criminology at the University of Nijmegen, the Netherlands (corresp.: j.terpstra@jur.ru.nl). He published books and articles about policing, local public safety policies, (private) security and criminal justice. Recently he published the book Who patrols the Streets? (coauthors B. van Stokkom and R. Spreeuwers) about plural policing in an international comparative perspective, and the book Centralizing Forces? (co-editors N.R. Fyfe and P. Tops) about police reforms in several Northern and Western European countries.

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