Anticipating advancements, planning for change: Why we need futurists in policing

6th August 2024Dr David Lydon, Senior Lecturer, Canterbury Christ Church University

Against a backdrop of rapid technological advancement, societal change, and the need for continuous improvement, Canterbury Christ Church University Senior Lecturer in Policing, Dr David Lydon, argues that incorporating futurists into policing could redefine approaches to public safety, enhance community trust, and empower police personnel to navigate the future operating environment with confidence and foresight.

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