Dr Michael Harris' Outputs (5)

Police voices on prevention interviews in managing missing people in England and Wales: Safe and well? (2024)
Book

This book rigorously examines police voices when people are reported missing, through empirical research. It explores the international literature in this emerging research field of missing people and presents new research of nearly 2,000 Constables... Read More about Police voices on prevention interviews in managing missing people in England and Wales: Safe and well?.

A climate of change (2023)
Book Chapter

The police professionalisation movement has resulted in the development of new pathways of training and education for new recruits. Guided by the College of Policing Police Education Qualifying Framework, the new models involve close collaboration wi... Read More about A climate of change.

Karate keeps the score. Growing by moving through trauma (2022)
Journal Article

Karate can offer somatic benefits to clients experiencing distress from trauma. By being mindful of our bodies, martial arts as a therapy can offer connection and growth to wellness.

Pedagogy in teaching & examining karate students (2019)
Journal Article

Traditional Japanese methods of teaching and examining students has its focus in learning by rote. The article argues for more contemporary pedagogic approaches to teaching and assessing traditional martial arts students, suggesting a range of format... Read More about Pedagogy in teaching & examining karate students.

Police Attitudes in England to Return Interviews, in Repeat Missing Person Cases (2016)
Journal Article

Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. The aim of this article is to examine the attitudes of English police officers to return interviews of people who are reported missing repeatedly (e.g. three times or more). In addition to a brief police ‘Sa... Read More about Police Attitudes in England to Return Interviews, in Repeat Missing Person Cases.