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Dr Gareth Addidle

Associate Professor in Criminology

Faculty/Dept/School School of Social Sciences
(Faculty of Management, Law and Social Sciences)
Emailg.addidle@bradford.ac.uk

Biography

Dr Gareth Addidle is an Associate Professor in Criminology at University of Bradford. A graduate of Glasgow Caledonian University, Doctorate from Plymouth University and previous academic roles at Open University, Plymouth University, University of Derby and Teesside University. Dr Addidle has worked with a number of police services across the UK and has been involved in research projects with Police Scotland (formerly Strathclyde Police), Devon and Cornwall Police, HMIC and, more recently, with Newcastle Business School and the House of Lords.

His current knowledge and expertise is in the area of vulnerability both in the context of policing and in relation to multi and intra-agency working practices and governance. He is co-editor of the ‘International Public Management Review’ and editorial board member for the ‘International Journal of Emergency Services’. He was the lead editor on the edited collection ‘Public Management and Vulnerability – Contextualising Change’ (Addidle, G and Liddle, J, 2020) and co- authored a book on ‘The role of HEIs (Universities) in the Vulnerability agenda’ (Liddle, J and Addidle, G, 2021). More recently, he joined West Yorkshire Violence Reduction Unit advisory group.

Research

My research focuses on Vulnerability and the impacts on policing and society.  I have written widely on public management, vulnerability and policing, place leadership and vulnerability, vulnerability and police education, vulnerability and county lines, public health policing, collaborative partnership working, governance of crime and the crossovers between social and public policy.

Publications

TitleThe Role of Universities and HEIs in the Vulnerability Agenda (2022)
AuthorsLiddle, J and Addidle, G
PublisherPalgrave Macmillan
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-89086-5
 
TitlePublic Management and Vulnerability Contextualising Change (2021)
AuthorsAddidle, G and Liddle, J
PublisherRoutledge
 
TitleVulnerability and Risk - A policing paradox (2022)
AuthorsAddidle, G
JournalReimagining Public Sector Management - A new age of Renewal and Renaissance?
PublisherEmerald Publishing
 
TitleRelational Leadership for leading public services in the interests of the public (2022)
AuthorsLiddle, J and Addidle, G
JournalInternational Handbook on Leading in the Public Interest
PublisherEdward Elgar
 
TitleReframing ‘Place Leadership’: An analysis of Leadership in responding to the wicked issue of county lines and criminality within a context of post pandemic public health policing. (2022)
AuthorsLiddle, J and Addidle, G
JournalInternational Handbook on Leading in the Public Interest
PublisherEdward Elgar
 
TitleLesson Drawing for Theory, Policy and Practice: Developing a Future Research Agenda (2020)
AuthorsLiddle J and Addidle G
JournalPublic Management and Vulnerability: Contextualising Change
PublisherTaylor and Francis Publishers: Routledge
 
TitleThe Impact of Brexit on Vulnerability: Using a Theoretical Lens of Transnational and Local Linkages (2020)
AuthorsLiddle J and Addidle G
JournalPublic Management and Vulnerability: Contextualising Change
PublisherTaylor and Francis Publishers: Routledge
 
TitleIntroduction: Contested Perspectives on Vulnerability: Which Groups Are Vulnerable and Why? (2020)
AuthorsAddidle G and Liddle J
JournalPublic Management and Vulnerability: Contextualising Change
PublisherTaylor and Francis Publishers: Routledge
 
TitleSeirbheis Phoilis na h-Alba’ Police Scotland: The Rationalisation of Chief Constables (2017)
AuthorsAddidle G
JournalLeading the Police: Chief Constables and their Autonomy 1835-2016
PublisherSOLON Routledge series
 
TitleThe Penal Crisis’ (2015)
AuthorsAddidle G
JournalDictionary of Criminal Justice, Mental Health and Risk
PublisherPolicy Press
 
Other typeBlog
TitleTransforming Police Education and Professional Development in Response to the Vulnerability Agenda and Covid-19 (2021)
AuthorsAddidle G and Liddle J
PublisherBSC policing network