European Journal of Policing Studies

In 2013 the European Journal of Policing Studies (EJPS) was founded. Since then many issues of this journal have been published about highly different aspects of police and policing, from very different theoretical and methodological perspectives. Special issues of the journal were published about for instance plural policing, police cultures and methodology in police research.

In 2022 EJPS makes a new start, from now on published by Eleven. As before, EJPS wants to publish high-quality papers that provide insights into contemporary policing discussions in or related to (continental) Europe. It focuses on issues that are of interest to the police and other actors in policing, and that may shape (the future of) policing. EJPS aims to offer authors ample room to present their (empirical) research results. Furthermore, EJPS also aims to publish special issues, focusing on specific topics or themes that are relevant for both the policy and practice of (public and private) policing.

Submissions

Research articles, both solicited and unsolicited, will be subjected to blind peer review. To submit an article, please click here.

Please review the author guidelines before submitting your article.

The international advisory board

Hartmut Aden (Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht Berlin, Germany); Liz Aston (Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland); Lieselot Bisschop (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands); Dobrinka Chankova (South- West University N. Rilski, Bulgaria); Janina Czapska (Jagiellonian University Krakow, Poland); Jacques de Maillar (CESDIP/University of Versailles-Saint- Quentin, France); Marleen Easton (University of Ghent, Belgium); Graham Ellison (Queen’s University Belfast, Northern Ireland); Helene Gundhus (Norwegian Police University College, Norway); Cecilia Hansen Löfstrand (University of Gothenburg, Sweden); Alistair Henry (University of Edinburgh, Scotland); Lars Holmberg (University of Copenhagen, Denmark); Zeljko Karas (Police College, Croatia); Sofie de Kimpe (Free University of Brussels, Belgium); Joery Matthys (Leiden University, Netherlands); Gorazd Meško (University of Maribor, Ljubljana, Slovenia); Christian Mouhanna (CESDIP, France); Lisa van Reemst (Free University Amsterdam, Netherlands); Elsa Saarikkomäki (University of Turku, Finland); Vincenzo Scalia (University of Florence, Italy); Dorian Schaap (Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands); Rosella Selmini (University of Bologna, Italy); Layla Skinns (University of Sheffield, England & Wales).

Editorial board

Prof. dr. Antoinette Verhage (editor), Prof. dr. ir. Jan Terpstra (editor), Yinthe Feys (editorial assistant), and Dr. Courtney Marsh (editorial assistant)