Women in charge : policing, gender and leadership

Marisa Silvestri

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Gender Diversity and Inequality Policing Practices and Perceptions Gender Politics and Representation

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1. Introduction 2. The police organisation: a gendered site 3. Rethinking organisational change 4. The making of police leaders 5. Doing leadership 6. Being in the sisterhood (with no sisters) 7. Conclusion

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