1. Why localism matters in a globalising world
Consequences for people- and organizational development Auke van Dijk, Strategist Dutch Police

2. Why localism is important, and what does it look like?
Variation in local impact of global flows
The changed nature of local
Safe at home and online?
Not just crime!
What about cybercrime?
And what about dementia?
Where is the frontline?
Redrawing the Thin Blue Line!
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3. “Handling the situation”
Direct non-routine contact, potential conflict and the need to direct behaviour
Handling the situation is part of modern policing
Law officers versus peace officers
Someone-had-better-do-something-now!
Discretionary powers as a positive notion
Protecting the vulnerable
The police as a ‘secret social service’
How to (still) handle the situation?
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4. Street-level leadership
Vincant & Crothers, 1998, p.11
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5. Holistic approaches to community safety and well-being
Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police, 2014
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6. Compassionate professionals Engaging organisations
Excellent public organisations
Noble Cause
Life Saver
Helping Hand
Deep Expert
Authority Figure
Close Comrades
Compassionate and engaging!
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7. Core issues in developing people
Street-level leadership
Collaborative worldview
Diversity and inclusion
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8. Developing the organisation
Resilience
Measuring what matters
Combined frontline teams
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9. What Matters in Policing?
What Matters in Policing? Change, Values and Leadership in Turbulent Times.
Auke van Dijk, Frank Hoogewoning & Maurice Punch (2015) Bristol (UK): Policy Press.
Policing: Localism in a globalizing world 10th November 2016, Edinburgh