Michael F. Harris and Karen Shalev Greene (2016, UK) Restricted access with abstract available. Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender… Read more Police Attitudes in England to Return Interviews, in Repeat Missing Person Cases.
Category: Missing Persons
Missing children: who cares? The police response to missing and absent children.
HMIC (2016, UK) Document available to view online. Justice Inspectorates. Her Majesties Inspectorate of Constabulary. View
Investigating missing persons: learning from interviews with families.
Woolnough, P., Stevenson, O., and Parr, H. (2015, UK) Document available to read online. Journal of Homicide and Major Incident… Read more Investigating missing persons: learning from interviews with families.
Living Absence: The Strange Geographies of Missing People. Environment and Planning.
Parr, H., Stevenson, O., Fyfe, N. and Woolnough, P. (2015, UK) Document available to read online. Environment and Planning D:… Read more Living Absence: The Strange Geographies of Missing People. Environment and Planning.
Running the Risks: The links between gang involvement and young people going missing.
Rachel Sturrock and Lucy Holmes (2015, UK) Document available the view online. Catch-22 and Missing People. View
The value of return home interviews and follow-up support when young people go missing: A social return on investment analysis.
Andy Bagley of Real Improvement, (2015, UK) Available to read online. Railway Children. Read more
CHILDREN’S VOICES RESEARCH REPORT: Children and young people’s perspectives on the police’s role in safeguarding: a report for Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabularies (HMIC).
Helen Beckett, Camille Warrington, Elizabeth Ackerley, Debbie Allnock – for HMIC (2015, UK) Document available to view online. University of… Read more CHILDREN’S VOICES RESEARCH REPORT: Children and young people’s perspectives on the police’s role in safeguarding: a report for Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabularies (HMIC).
Children Reported ‘Missing’ to the Police: Is It Possible to ‘Risk Assess’ Every Incident?
Carol Hayden and Jo Goodship (2015, UK) Restricted access with abstract available. The British Journal of Social Work, Volume 45,… Read more Children Reported ‘Missing’ to the Police: Is It Possible to ‘Risk Assess’ Every Incident?
Missing persons: the processes and challenges of police investigation.
Nicholas R. Fyfe, Olivia Stevenson and Penny Woolnough (2015, UK) Restricted access. Policing and Society. An International Journal of Research… Read more Missing persons: the processes and challenges of police investigation.
‘To the End of the World’: Space, Place, and Missing Persons Investigations.
Nicholas Fyfe, Hester Parr, Olivia Stevenson, Penny Woolnough (2015, UK) Restricted access with abstract available. Policing: A Journal of Policy… Read more ‘To the End of the World’: Space, Place, and Missing Persons Investigations.
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