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EUROPEAN POLICE SCIENCE AND RESEARCH BULLETIN<br />
SPECIAL CONFERENCE EDITION<br />
CONTRIBUTORS<br />
Behr, Rafael<br />
Dr<br />
Bienert, Anja<br />
Dr<br />
Professor in Police Science, Criminology and<br />
Sociology<br />
Academy of Hamburg Police — University of<br />
Applied Police Sciences<br />
Hamburg/ Germany<br />
rafael.behr@polizei-studium.org<br />
Senior Programme Officer<br />
Police and Human Rights Programme<br />
Amnesty International — Dutch Section<br />
Amsterdam, The Netherlands<br />
a.bienert@amnesty.nl<br />
Biographical details<br />
1958 Born in Wiesbaden/Germany<br />
1975-1992 Police Officer in Hesse/Germany<br />
1995-2005 Teaching and research associate<br />
Johann Wolfgang Goethe<br />
University<br />
Frankfurt/Main, Department of<br />
Education, Institute of<br />
Criminology<br />
2005-2008 Research supervisor ‘Migrants<br />
as police officers’ — Institute<br />
for the Research in Security and<br />
Prevention (ISIP), Hamburg/<br />
Germany<br />
since 10/2008 Professor in Police Science at the<br />
Academy of Hamburg Police<br />
Important and recent publications<br />
2000: Cop Culture — Der Alltag<br />
des Gewaltmonopols.<br />
Männlichkeit, Handlungsmuster<br />
und Kultur in der Polizei, (zugl.<br />
Dissertation Universität<br />
Frankfurt 1999), 2. Auflage<br />
2008, Opladen<br />
2006: Polizeikultur. Routinen –Rituale<br />
— Reflexionen. Bausteine zu<br />
einer Theorie der Praxis der<br />
Polizei, Wiesbaden<br />
2014: „Gewalt’ und „Zwang’ —<br />
Überlegungen zum Diskurs<br />
über Polizei, in: Schmidt-<br />
Semisch, Henning/Henner Hess<br />
(Hrsg): Die Sinnprovinz der<br />
Kriminalität. Zur Dynamik eines<br />
sozialen Feldes, Wiesbaden,<br />
S. 203-218<br />
Biographical details:<br />
PhD in criminal procedure (University of<br />
Cologne), Master in Humanitarian assistance<br />
(Ruhr-Universität Bochum, and Universidad<br />
de Deusto, Bilbao). Worked over 10 years in<br />
conflict affected countries in Africa, Asia and<br />
Latin Amercia with the European Commission<br />
Humanitarian Office and the International<br />
Committee of the Red Cross. Since 2011<br />
in charge of the Police and Human Rights<br />
Programme at the Dutch section of Amnesty<br />
International.<br />
Most relevant publications:<br />
To Serve and to Protect: Human rights and<br />
humanitarian law for police and security forces<br />
— second edition, ICRC, Geneva 2014 (http://<br />
www.icrc.org/eng/resources/documents/<br />
publication/p0698.htm)<br />
Policing assemblies, AINL, Amsterdam 2013<br />
Use of Force – Guidelines for Implementation of<br />
the UN Basic Principles on the Use of Force and<br />
Firearms by law enforcement officials, Amnesty<br />
International Dutch section 2015<br />
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