• Série de Módulos Universitários E4J: Prevenção do Crime e Justiça Criminal
  

• Módulo 5: Responsabilização policial, integridade e supervisão
  

• Introdução e Objetivos de Aprendizagem
  

• Questões Chave

  • Tópico um – O policiamento nas democracias e a necessidade de prestação de contas, integridade, supervisão
    
  • Tópico dois – Mecanismos e Atores principais em termos de responsabilização e supervisão da polícia
    
  • Tópico três – Questões transversais e contemporâneas sobre a responsabilidade da polícia
    
  • Resumo
  • Referências bibliográficas

• Exercícios

• Casos Práticos

• Exemplo de Estrutura de Aula
  

• Leitura Essencial
  

• Leitura Avançada
  

• Avaliação dos Estudantes
  

• Materiais de Ensino Adicionais
  

• Guia para desenvolver uma disciplina autónoma
  

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• Tradução portuguesa publicada em 6 de maio de 2021

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 Este módulo é um recurso para professores 

Leitura avançada

• Amnistia Internacional (2015). Police Oversight - Police and Human Rights Programme Short Paper Series. Amsterdão: Amnistia Internacional.
• APT (Association for the Prevention of Torture) (2013). Monitoring Police Custody – A Practical Guide.  Genebra: APT.
• Bastick, Megan (2014a). Integrating Gender into Oversight of the Security Sector by Ombuds Institutions & National Human Rights Institutions. Genebra: DCAF & OSCE/ODIHR.
• Bastick Megan (2014b). Integrating Gender into Internal Police Oversight. Genebra: DCAF, OSCE & OSCE/ODIHR.
• Costa, Paulo e Thorens, Isaline (2015). Training Manual on Police Integrity. Genebra: DCAF.
• Friedrich, Andrew., Masson, Nicholas e McAndrew, John (2012). The Media and Security Sector Governance. In J. McAndrew, eds. The Role of Media in Security Sector Governance: A Toolkit for Trainers. Genebra: DCAF.
• Goldsmith, Andrew (2005). Police Reform and the Problem of trust. Theoretical Criminology, vol. 9, No. 4, 443-470.
• Neidig, Peter., Russell, Harold E. e Seng, Albert F (1992). Interspousal Aggression in Law Enforcement Families: A Preliminary Investigation. Int'l Rev. Police Dev., 30. 
• OSCE (Organization for Security e Co-operation in Europe) (2009). Guidebook on Democratic Policing by the Senior Police Adviser to the OSCE Secretary General. Warsaw: OSCE. 
• Ripley, Amanda and Timothy Williams (2017). “Body Cameras Have Little Effect on Police Behavior, Study Says”, New York Times, 20 de Outubro de 2017. 
• Stinson, Philip, Brewer, Steven, Mathna, Brooke, Liederbach, John e Christine Englebrecht (2015). Police Sexual Misconduct: Arrested Officers and Their Victims, Victims & Offenders, vol. 10, No. 2, 117-151.
• Transparency International (2013). Whistleblower Protection and the UN Convention Against Corruption. Berlin: Transparency International. 
• Transparency International (2018). Whistleblower Protection in the European Union - Analysis of and Recommendations to the Proposed EU Directive. Berlin: Transparency International. 
• Nações Unidas (2011). The Updated Model Strategies and Practical Measures on the Elimination of Violence against Women in the Field of Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, GA Resolution 65/228. Nova Iorque: UN. 
• Conselho de Direitos Humanos das Nações Unidas (UNHRC) (2014). Report of the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, Christof Heyns. Nova Iorque: UN.   
• United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) (2017). Resource Book on the Use of Force and Firearms in Law Enforcement. Nova Iorque: UN.
• UNODC (2017). Assessing Compliance With the Nelson Mandela Rules – A checklist for Internal Inspection Mechanisms. Nova Iorque: UN. 
• Wakefield, Alison and Jenny Fleming (2009). Sage Dictionary of Policing. London: Sage. 
• Yildirim, Nazli S (2017). Monitoring Law Enforcement – A guide for Ombuds Institutions. Genebra: DCAF.

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