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The Neuroethology of Perception and Action, regarding who should participate and how they should do so have been debated for millennia. This chapter charts the role of the citizen and community in democratic theory and practice as it has evolved over time. It considers the posited benefits that citizens, communities and the state derive from

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Visual Information Processing and Selection,entral rationale for citizen participation - however conceived - in political decision making is to hold those who govern to account. With its central role in enforcing the laws of the land, the mechanisms through which police officers are held to account for their actions are highly pertinent to po

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Dennis J. Clouthier,David C. Mouleolunteer patrols were a feature of the policing landscape. Volunteer patrols were to some extent displaced by the professional police service but they were not totally displaced. The Special Constabulary, whose role will be revisited in Chapter 8, is comprised of part-time volunteer officers. The na

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Zo? Boden-Stuart,Michael Larkinare diffused throughout the modern police service. Contemporary political discourse highlights wide-ranging benefits which are assumed to flow from the recruitment of volunteers. It has been hoped that volunteers can form a ‘bridge’ between the regular police service and citizens, improve mutual kno

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