Browsing by Subject "Police"

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    Nacimiento y despipliegue del estado a partir del modelo de Wesfalia
    (2015-09-23) Villacañas de Castro, Luis S.
    This article tackles the birth of modern State after the end of the Thirty Years' War, following Schmitt and Foucault's political thinking. Specifically, the theory of large spaces, but mostly the theory of governmentality by the French philosopher, with its special attention to biopower and the police, allows us to shed light on the main characteristics of the form State that emerged after Westphalia.
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    Policías y guardias: visión literaria en la nueva novela policíaca española.
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones, 2020) López Martínez, Encina Isabel
    La nueva novela policíaca en España es actualmente uno de los géneros más consumidos y reconocidos por los lectores. Esto se debe a una serie de novedades que escritores como Alicia Giménez Bartett o Lorenzo Silva, entre otros, presentan en sus producciones. Entre ellas destaca la incorporación del detective a un cuerpo de seguridad ofical del Estado. Estos autores reflejarán la realidad de la Policía Nacional y de la Guardia Civil, respectivamente, ofreciendo una perspectiva literaria desconocida y desatendida hasta la fecha y que será, en estos momentos, fundamental para entender la construcción del detective y los temas principales del argumento.
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    Psychosocial risks factors and burnout in police officers : a network analysis
    (Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones, 2023) Ruiz-Ruano García, Ana Mª; Blaya Sánchez, Miguel Ángel; López Morales, José Luis; Peinado Portero, Ana Isabel; Giner Alegría, César Augusto; López Puga, Jorge; Moya-Faz, Francisco J.
    Work stress has been identified as a critical factor affecting mental health in police officers. Psychosocial factors increase the impact of work stress on police officers and,in the long run,contribute to the onset of burnout symptoms. In this research asample of 323 was studied to study the relationship between psychosocial risk factors and the probability of suffering burnout symptoms. The participant’s answers to the MBI-GSandF-PSICO(version4.0) were analysed by using network analysis.There sults show that psychosocial risk factors are strongly associated in network models when higher level of cynicism and emotional exhaustion are observed. Additionally, higher levels of burnout in police officers were observed when lower autonomy,higher psychological demands, role ambiguities and alower perceived social support were present. Results are discussed considering its theoretical and applied relevance to design healthier work environments an defficient psychologicalinterventions