Based on nearly a decade of research on police-media relations, and the first to undertake a deep ethnography of police communications and local news media in a single policing area, this book charts the emergence of an empowered professional police communicator class in policing rooted in the mass communications potential of social media.
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Cian Ó Concubhair is Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at Maynooth University's School of Law & Criminology. Cian researches across criminal law, policing and media, with a particular focus on police legitimacy, police- media relations and the politics of criminal justice.
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