Regression, Progression and Renewal: The Continuous Redevelopment of Expertise in Police Use of Force Coaching

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Regression, Progression and Renewal: The Continuous Redevelopment of Expertise in Police Use of Force Coaching. / Staller, Mario; Koerner, Swen.

in: European Journal for Security Research, 16.10.2020.

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Staller, M & Koerner, S 2020, 'Regression, Progression and Renewal: The Continuous Redevelopment of Expertise in Police Use of Force Coaching', European Journal for Security Research. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41125-020-00069-7

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Staller, M., & Koerner, S. (2020). Regression, Progression and Renewal: The Continuous Redevelopment of Expertise in Police Use of Force Coaching. European Journal for Security Research. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41125-020-00069-7

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Staller M, Koerner S. Regression, Progression and Renewal: The Continuous Redevelopment of Expertise in Police Use of Force Coaching. European Journal for Security Research. 2020 Okt 16. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41125-020-00069-7

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