Australasian Policing Research Database

This database provides a list of current and recently completed police-related research projects conducted within police jurisdictions and universities throughout Australia and New Zealand. The database contains projects commenced in the last 5 years.

The aim of the Australasian Policing Research Database (APRD) is to direct police, academics, policy makers, and other interested parties to relevant research and the principal researchers in the field. Police personnel and researchers can use the database as a searchable tool, in addition to making submissions. In this way, we hope to promote information sharing between police and academics in addition to providing the opportunity for researchers to network with others conducting research in similar areas.

Please direct any queries regarding a project in the database to the author of the research rather than to the ACPR. Please note that the ACPR takes no responsibility for the subsequent withdrawal/termination of a listed project.

CAVEAT: This database does not contain, and will not publish, information relating to sensitive or classified research being undertaken within police or other agencies.

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Due to the closure of the ACPR no futher submissions to the database are being accepted