Laura D. Keesman

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University of Groningen

Netherlands

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Laura D. Keesman is an Assistant Professor at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Her research focuses on police ethnography, cultural schemas in police work, and the implications of body-worn cameras on police-civilian interactions. Recent articles explore the dynamics of positionality in ethnographic research, the lived experiences of police officers, and the role of neurobiological discourses in shaping policing practices.

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“It’s almost the 14th of February [Valentine’s Day] so I thought of you”: The role of positionality in navigating field relations during a police ethnography

“You can't really turn it off”: The police “sixth sense” as cultural schema

Studentenprotesten, polarisatie en de rol van de politie in de democratische rechtsorde

Creating “Windows of Opportunity”: How Police Officers Sense and Generate Momentum for Gaining Control in Police‐Civilian Interactions

Reflecties over de rol van positionaliteit in etnografisch onderzoek naar geweldservaringen in politiewerk

‘Robocops’ in the making: Reframing police–citizen interactions through the lens of body-worn cameras

Oerbreinen en instincten: hoe neurobiologische discoursen politie-ervaringen vormgeven

The showability of policing: How police officers’ use of videos in organizational contexts reproduces police culture

Primordial Brains and Bodies: How Neurobiological Discourses Shape Policing Experiences

‘FREEZE?’ An analysis of police officers accounts of self-enclosing experiences

Action accounts of police-civilian interactions: Using video elicitation to explore police officers’ how-to knowledge

Feel it Coming

Taking social ontology seriously: An interview with Jack Katz

Bodies and emotions in tense and threatening situations

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