Community Satisfaction With Policing on Guam

IF 1.3 2区社会学 Q3 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY

Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice Pub Date : 2022-06-20 DOI:10.1177/10439862221096955

L. Howes, Danielle Watson, Vanessa Ryan, John J. Rivera, Ron McNinch-Su

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Abstract

Guam is a Pacific Island in Micronesia with a complex colonial history. Strategically located, Guam is an unincorporated territory of the United States and critical military asset. Policing on Guam is influenced by external stakeholders and budgetary limitations. Recently, a community policing model was introduced to better meet community needs and expectations. This study explored the relevance of predictors of satisfaction with police service provision in the Guamanian context. Residents of Guam (n = 701) participated in a survey that included demographic characteristics, community context, and police–citizen interactions. Satisfaction with police service provision was predicted by age and perceptions of procedural justice, police performance, and police legitimacy. Higher income predicted lower satisfaction. The findings highlight the importance of police legitimacy and related constructs for satisfaction with police service provision on Guam. Initiatives that focus on police performance and procedural justice may help improve satisfaction with police service provision on Guam.

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社区对关岛治安的满意度

关岛是密克罗尼西亚的一个太平洋岛屿，有着复杂的殖民历史。关岛位于战略要地，是美国未合并的领土，也是重要的军事资产。关岛的警务工作受到外部利益攸关方和预算限制的影响。最近，引入了一种社区警务模式，以更好地满足社区的需求和期望。本研究探讨了Guamanian背景下警察服务提供满意度预测因素的相关性。关岛居民（n=701）参加了一项调查，其中包括人口特征、社区背景和警察与公民的互动。根据年龄和对程序正义、警察表现和警察合法性的看法来预测对警察服务提供的满意度。收入越高，满意度越低。调查结果强调了警察合法性和相关结构对关岛警察服务提供满意度的重要性。注重警察业绩和程序正义的举措可能有助于提高对关岛警察服务的满意度。

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Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY-

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice presents single-themed special issues that focus on a critical issue in contemporary criminal justice in order to provide a cogent, thorough, and timely exploration of the topic. Subjects include such concerns as organized crime, community policings, gangs, white-collar crime, and excessive police force.