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Race and Representative Bureaucracy in American Policing

Brandy A. Kennedy; Adam M. Butz; Nazita Lajevardi; Matthew J. Nanes

978-3-319-53991-1

2017
Edition 1
- Applies passive and active representative bureaucracy theory to American police departments to examine incidences of police brutality and use of deadly force particularly against racial minorities
- Presents a comprehensive Representation Index created from a large national dataset that measures the ratio of racial makeup of local police to the corresponding at-large population
- Examines variables such as unemployment rate, size of the minority population, city size, agency size, region, and minorities holding political office in relation to levels of passive representation across local police forces
- Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
€110

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