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The Experience of Black/Minority Ethnic Police Officers, Support Staff, Special Constables and Resigners in Scotland

DescriptionThe research explores minority ethnic police officers' experiences of racism within the Scottish Police Service
ISBN0 7559 3370 2
Official Print Publication Date
Website Publication DateJune 06, 2002

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THE EXPERIENCE OF BLACK/MINORITY ETHNIC POLICE OFFICERS, SUPPORT STAFF, SPECIAL CONSTABLES AND RESIGNERS IN SCOTLAND

By Daniel Onifade
INTRA vires, Consultants

The Scottish Executive
Central Research Unit 2002

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CONTENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
CHAPTER ONE
Introduction
Aims
Research Design
and Methodology

CHAPTER TWO

Emerging Themes
Complaints

Equal Opportunities and
Race Relations
Support from Colleagues

Career Progress
Generational Differences

CHAPTER THREE
Further Findings
General Lack of Awareness
of Issues Concerning Racism

The "canteen culture"
Isolation
Pressure to Belong to and
Perpetuate the Existing
Work Culture

CHAPTER FOUR
Contributions of Special Constables
and Support Staff
Special Constabulary
Support Staff and Resigners
Other Themes
Targeting Underrepresented
Groups for Recruitment Purposes

Probationer Training
Police Complaints System
Black Police Officers' Association
Scottish Police Federation
CHAPTER FIVE
Conclusion
Recommendations
APPENDIX I
- The Pilot Project

APPENDIX II
- Responses to Research
Questionnaire
APPENDIX III

- Research Exercise
Questionnaire

The views expressed in this report are those of the researcher and
do not necessarily represent those of the Department or Scottish Ministers.

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