Police Misconduct - From Apples to Orchards

from Voices in Vulnerability Hosted by Vulnerability and the Human Condition Initiative

VHC postdoc Jennifer Hickey uses vulnerability theory to offer a unique assessment of the systemic issues that impact police misconduct in her recently published article, “From Apples to Orchards: A Vulnerability Approach to Police Misconduct.” In this interview, Hickey reflects on the article — written in the thick of the Black Lives Matter movement — and describes innovative ways of approaching police misconduct.

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