Good practice for dialogue and communication as strategic principle for policing political manifestations in Europe (GODIAC):field study handbook

This handbook describes the peer review methodology that was applied at the GODIAC project fi eld studies1. The peer review evaluation method as initiated by Otto Adang in the Netherlands and further developed in a European football context (Adang & Brown, 2008) involves experienced police offi cers cooperating with researchers to perform observational fi eld studies to identify good practices and learning points for public order management. The handbook builds on the GODIAC seminars and workshops, for the fi eld study members, which took place in September 2010, January 2012 and January 2013. The handbook has been discussed in the project group and in the steering committee. It is primarily written for the GODIAC fi eld study members as background material for understanding the fi eld study process and for clarifying the different responsibilities that enable active participation in the fi eld study. The handbook has been developed during the project period and incorporates learning points and developments of the peer review method. The handbook aims at promoting the use of fi eld studies for evaluation of policing major events.

Good practice for dialogue and communication as strategic principle for policing political manifestations in Europe (GODIAC):the anthology

The volume is divided into two parts; the fi rst deals with issues related to the police, and the second addresses issues related to demonstrators and protesters. We hope that this volume will provide further insight into issues associated with policing at major events and shed light on the complexity of the organisations, motives, and strategies in play whenever protester groups are involved.

Good practice for dialogue and communication as strategic principle for policing political manifestations in Europe (GODIAC):recommendations for policing political manifestations in Europe

This report summarises the fi eld study results of the project ’Good practice for dialogue and communication as strategic principles for policing political manifestations in Europe’ (GODIAC).1 The overall idea was to integrate operative police work, research and training within the fi eld and to build international and institutional networks, ensuring and recognising the responsibilities of the organisers. The purpose of the GODIAC project was to contribute to the development of a European approach to policing political manifestations.

Kvinnohistoria

Samlingen kvinnovetenskaplig litteratur finns vid enheten för Kvinnovetenskap och har signum ESF ifkv eller bara ifkv. Föreståndaren för Handskriftsavdelningen vid Åbo Akademis bibliotek, Göta Tegengren gjorde år 1974 en studieresa till Göteborgs universitetsbibliotek där ett omfattande kvinnohistoriskt arkiv finns. Det följande året firades som internationellt kvinnoår och i anledning härav ordnades en utställning vid Åbo Akademis bibliotek med temat Kvinnoarkiv i ÅAB med material från Handskriftsavdelningen. Några kvinnor som intresserade sig för kvinnoforskning började sammankomma under benämningen Jämlikhetsgruppen, senare Arbetsgruppen för kvinnohistoriskt arkiv. Under tio års tid arbetade gruppen på frivillig basis. De kvinnohistoriska samlingarna växte i omfattning genom donationer och inköp. Till en början fanns det inte egna utrymmen för samlingarna förrän år 1978 då arbetsgruppen fick disponera ett rum i Reuterska huset. En tid var samlingarna deponerade vid Sociologiska institutionen. Vid nyåret 1986 grundades Institutet för kvinnoforskning, senare benämnt enheten för Kvinnoforskning och samlingarna överfördes till institutet.

Kyrkohistorisk årsskrift 2005 & 2006

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