Dr David Lydon
| Name | Dr David Lydon |
|---|---|
| Job title | Senior Lecturer in Policing |
| Research institute | School of Law, Policing and Social Sciences |
| ORCID | https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1551-7953 |
Research outputs
A global ethics perspective on AI and digital technology in policing
Lydon, D. 2024. A global ethics perspective on AI and digital technology in policing.Towards a global ethical perspective on science and technology innovations in policing
Lydon, D. 2024. Towards a global ethical perspective on science and technology innovations in policing.Local responses to a global problem: How the police can improve planning and preparation for the consequences of climate change
Lydon, D. 2024. Local responses to a global problem: How the police can improve planning and preparation for the consequences of climate change. Applied Police Briefings. 1 (1), pp. 19-21.Practitioner perspectives on dealing with victimhood and offending in UK ‘county lines’ drug supply investigations
Lydon, D. and Emanuel, P. 2024. Practitioner perspectives on dealing with victimhood and offending in UK ‘county lines’ drug supply investigations. The Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles. https://doi.org/10.1177/0032258x241275858AI cops, robo-detectives and technosolutionism in policing
Lydon, D. 2024. AI cops, robo-detectives and technosolutionism in policing.‘This is not a drill’: Police and partnership preparedness for consequences of the climate crisis
Lydon, D., Hallenberg, Katja and Kapageorgiadou, Violeta 2024. ‘This is not a drill’: Police and partnership preparedness for consequences of the climate crisis. International Journal of Police Science and Management. https://doi.org/10.1177/14613557241248295This is not a drill: scoping police and partnership preparedness for the consequences of climate change
Lydon, D., Hallenberg, K. and Kapageorgiadou, V. 2023. This is not a drill: scoping police and partnership preparedness for the consequences of climate change.Place, space and community: a study of Extinction Rebellion and climate activism
Lydon, D. 2022. Place, space and community: a study of Extinction Rebellion and climate activism.Responding to mental health incidents - Is policing about to abandon its social responsibility?
Lydon, D. 2023. Responding to mental health incidents - Is policing about to abandon its social responsibility?Future worlds: threats and opportunities for policing and security
Lydon, D. 2022. Future worlds: threats and opportunities for policing and security.This is not a drill: police preparedness for climate emergency
Hallenberg, K., Lydon, D. and Kapageorgiadou, V. 2022. This is not a drill: police preparedness for climate emergency. Policing Insight.This is not a drill: police preparedness for climate emergency: summary report of a scoping study
Hallenberg, K., Lydon, D. and Kapageorgiadou, V. 2022. This is not a drill: police preparedness for climate emergency: summary report of a scoping study. Canterbury Christ Church University.Policing futures: transforming the evidence-based policing paradigm through interdisciplinarity and epistemological anarchism
Lydon, D. 2022. Policing futures: transforming the evidence-based policing paradigm through interdisciplinarity and epistemological anarchism. Policing and Society. 33 (3), pp. 264-275. https://doi.org/10.1080/10439463.2022.2101648New insights to county lines drug supply networks: a research note on a study of police experiences of the intersectionality of victimhood and offending
Lydon, D. Emmanuel, P. 2022. New insights to county lines drug supply networks: a research note on a study of police experiences of the intersectionality of victimhood and offending. British Society of Criminology Research Bulletin.The construction and shaping of protesters’ perceptions of police legitimacy: a thematic approach to police information and intelligence gathering
Lydon, D. 2020. The construction and shaping of protesters’ perceptions of police legitimacy: a thematic approach to police information and intelligence gathering. Police Practice and Research. 22 (1), pp. 678-691. https://doi.org/10.1080/15614263.2020.1722665The construction and shaping of protesters' perceptions of police legitimacy: a thematic approach to police information and intelligence gathering
Lydon, D. 2020. The construction and shaping of protesters' perceptions of police legitimacy: a thematic approach to police information and intelligence gathering. Police Practice and Research. https://doi.org/10.1080/15614263.2020.1722665.1014
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