Modernizing the Police with Research, Development and Innovation Activities
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Abstract
Abstract
The social context and the operational environment of the police
has changed considerably around the world. Recently, that change
has necessitated a restructuring in the Finnish police education. This
reform is based on the belief that a higher level of education and
a greater focus on research will lead to better professional skills
and an increased ability to perform in the workplace. In this article,
we examine the views of the staff of the Finnish Police University
College on research, development and innovation activities (RDI)
in the light of a survey answered by the staff. We pay special attention
to the connection between the teacher’s level of different skill
areas and the experienced usefulness of RDI activities from an educational
point of view. On the basis of the results, RDI activities are broadly understood
to concern the whole staff. The study also shows that both the teachers’
experienced RDI skills and their pedagogical skills for higher education
are positively connected to their views on the experienced benefit
of RDI activities. Indeed, if RDI provide the means to develop the
police profession, then it is important that the related skills
and the ability to transfer them are strengthened.
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| Authors | Myllylä, Markku ;Hakala, Juha T. ;Myllylä, Miia ; |
| Journal | nordisk politiforskning |
| Year | 2017 |
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