Professor Dominic Wood

Research Projects

• "Towards Access to Remedial Mechanisms in International Arbitration for Third-Party Victims of Foreign Investment Related Abuse in Nigeria". Researcher(s): Miss Enuma Moneke. Supervisor(s): Dr Narissa Ramsundar, Professor Dominic Wood. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• 'Section 45 of the Modern Day Slavery Act and its impact on Police Investigations'. Researcher(s): Ms DEBI LLOYD. Supervisor(s): Professor Steve Tong, Professor Dominic Wood. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• A critical analysis of online dispute resolution of E-commerce disputes in the Nigeria: The current legal challenges and recommendations for better practice. Researcher(s): Mrs Chiamaka Igwe. Supervisor(s): Dr Emo Pearce, Dr Sarah Lieberman. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• A Study Into The Link Between The Epistemic Authority And Self-Legitimacy Of Frontline Police Constables. Researcher(s): Mr Richard Honess. Supervisor(s): Dr Katarina Ozcakir Mozova, Professor Dominic Wood. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Decision making of public authorities in critical incident cases: an investigation of the application of the law of negligence to public bodies and how to avoid decidophobia culture. Researcher(s): Mrs Olga-Louiza Damianou. Supervisor(s): Professor Dominic Wood, Professor Susan Millns. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Doctoral Research Project. Researcher(s): Mr Jason Prins. Supervisor(s): Dr Emma Williams, Professor Robin Bryant, Professor Dominic Wood. [Postgraduate Research Project (past)]
• Doctoral Research Project. Researcher(s): Mr Andrew Whittle. Supervisor(s): Dr Martin O'Neill, Professor Dominic Wood. [Postgraduate Research Project (past)]
• Doctoral Research Project. Researcher(s): Mr Philip Tovey. Supervisor(s): Professor Dominic Wood, Dr Martin O'Neill. [Postgraduate Research Project (past)]
• How has the implementation of the PEQF affected serving police officers?. Researcher(s): Ms Rianna Zenonos. Supervisor(s): Professor Dominic Wood, Professor Robin Bryant. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Multi-agency child protection and police decision-making from a U.K. and international perspective: a comparative and critical evaluation. Researcher(s): Mr Karolos Schinochoritis. Supervisor(s): Professor Dominic Wood, Professor Susan Millns. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Open prisons, prison staff and prison work: Exploring the distinct aims and environment of the open prison and the cultural adaptation to a different kind of prison work.. Researcher(s): Dr Naomi Clemons. Supervisor(s): Dr Maryse Tennant, Professor Dominic Wood. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Opportunities for police staff. Researcher(s): Ms Kylie Dine. Supervisor(s): Dr Perry Stanislas, Professor Dominic Wood, Dr Katarina Ozcakir Mozova. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Recovering Thomas Anstey Guthrie (1856–1934): Genre and Geography. Researcher(s): Miss Hayley Smith. Supervisor(s): Professor Carolyn Oulton, Dr Christian Beighton. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• The professional development of state and corporate criminal investigators and governance processes that oversee these arrangements. Researcher(s): Mr Navdeep Chouhan. Supervisor(s): Dr Paul Swallow, Professor Dominic Wood. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• The Use of Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Electrical Fire Incident Data to Target Effective Fire Prevention Education in Kent. Researcher(s): Ms Hellen Frost. Supervisor(s): Professor Dominic Wood, Dr Sarah Lieberman. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• UK Foreign Aid Programme in the East African Region (Uganda and Kenya): a justification for a new regulatory framework. Researcher(s): Miss Clare Nalukwago. Supervisor(s): Professor Dominic Wood, Dr Sarah Lieberman. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Understanding migrants’ reactions to hate crime in Greece. Researcher(s): Miss Violeta Kapageorgiadou. Supervisor(s): Professor Dominic Wood, Professor Susan Millns. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Violence Against Women and Girls in England and Wales: The implementation of national Domestic Abuse Policy at local level, a case study. Researcher(s): Ms Andrea Kilvington. Supervisor(s): Professor Steve Tong, Professor Dominic Wood. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• With the advent of the White Paper for HE and other developments, are traditional universities likely to become, or at least resemble, corporations? If so what are the legal ramifications?. Researcher(s): Mrs Victoria Coombes. Supervisor(s): Professor Dominic Wood, Professor David Bates. [Postgraduate Research Project (past)]
• You have to keep sight of the fact that these are children’: YOT worker perceptions of responsibilisation in Youth Justice. Researcher(s): Mrs Joanne Mockeridge. Supervisor(s): Professor Dominic Wood, Professor Steve Tong. [Postgraduate Research Project]

• Blackstone's handbook for policing students, (12 Feb 2024): Oxford University Press. [Book]
• Counter-terrorism Brady, E., Swallow, P., (12 Feb 2024), Blackstone's Handbook for Policing Students. Oxford. [Book chapter]
• Digital policing Stephens, P., Bradbury, P., (12 Feb 2024), Blackstone's Handbook for Policing Students 2024. Oxford: Oxford University Press. [Book chapter]
• Public protection and victims and witnesses Dickens, T., Ozcakir Mozova, K., (12 Feb 2024), Blackstone's Handbook for Policing Students: Oxford University Press. [Book chapter]
• Blackstone's handbook for policing students, (04 Oct 2022): Oxford University Press. [Book]
• Cybercrime Stephens, P., Brady, E., (04 Oct 2022), Blackstone's Handbook for Policing Students 2023: Oxford University Press. [Book chapter]
• Sexual offences O'Neill, M., (04 Oct 2022), Blackstone's Handbook for Policing Students. England, Wales and Northern Ireland: Oxford University Press. [Book chapter]
• Blackstone's handbook for policing students, (06 Dec 2021): Oxford University Press. [Book]
• Towards Ethical Policing Wood, D. A., (Apr 2020). Bristol: Policy Press. [Book]
• Embedding learning and assessment within police practice: the opportunities and challenges arising from the introduction of the PEQF in England and Wales Wood, D., (05 Nov 2018). [Journal article]
• The importance of context and cognitive agency in developing police knowledge: going beyond the police science discourse Wood, D., Cockcroft, T., Tong, S., Bryant, R., (01 Jan 2017): SAGE. [Journal article]
• Blackstone's handbook for policing students 2017 Blackburn, B., Graca, S., Lawton-Barrett, K., Gilbert, P., Hooper, G., Jones, G., Lerpiniere, P., McCormack, T., Mitchell, S., Nunn, J., O'Neill, M., Owens, J., Straine-Francis, V., Underwood, R., Wood, D., (08 Sep 2016). Oxford: Oxford University Press. [Book]
• Can the individual survive the greening of criminology? Wood, D., (30 Nov 2016), Greening Criminology in the 21st Century: Contemporary Debates and Future Directions in the Study of Environmental Harm. Abingdon: Routledge. [Book chapter]
• The importance of liberal values within policing: police and crime commissioners, police independence and the spectre of illiberal democracy Wood, D., (Feb 2016, 04 Jun 2014): Taylor and Francis Online. [Journal article]
• The politics of establishing reflexivity as a core component of good policing Wood, D., Williams, E., (Dec 2016), Reflexivity and Criminal Justice. Intersections of Policy, Practice and Research. London: Palgrave Macmillan. [Book chapter]
• Blackstone's handbook for policing students 2016 Graca, S., Lawton-Barrett, K., O'Neill, M., Tong, S., Underwood, R., Wood, D., (10 Sep 2015). Oxford: Oxford University Press. [Book]
• Researching professional development Wood, D., Bryant, R., (30 Nov 2015), Introduction to policing research. Taking lessons from practice.. London: Routledge. [Book chapter]
• Police training and education: past, present and future Bryant, R., Cockcroft, T., Tong, S., Wood, D., (Oct 2013), The Future of Policing. London: Routledge. [Book chapter]
• ASC 547 higher education and policing. Report submitted to the Higher Education Academy Social Sciences Cluster Bryant, R., Bryant, S., Tong, S., Wood, D.: Higher Education Academy. [Report]
• Democratising police governance? A critical reflection on the likely impact of Police and Crime Commissioners Wood, D., Furness, M., British Society of Criminology. [Conference paper]
• Police Complaints in the United Kingdom Wood, D., (2012), Police Involved Deaths. The Need for Reform. Vancouver, British Columbia: BC Civil Liberties Association. [Book chapter]
• Submission to the Home Affairs Committee inquiry into leadership and standards in the police. (Written evidence.) Bryant, R., Tong, S., Wood, D., (11 Oct 2012). London: Home Office. [Report]
• Graduate police officers: releasing the potential for pre-employment university programmes for aspiring officers Tong, S., Wood, D., (Mar 2011): Vathek Publishing. [Journal article]
• Policing at a crossroads: the demise of constabulary independence and the rise of purposeful policing Wood, D., British Society of Criminology Conference. [Conference paper]
• Responding to the Neyroud Review: the higher education forum for learning and development in policing perspective Wood, D., British Society of Criminology Conference. [Conference paper]
• Human rights and the future prospects for liberal policing in the UK Wood, D., British Society of Criminology Conference. [Conference paper]
• Why is more policing always the answer? Wood, D., Policing and Democracy (debate organised by 21st Century Network). [Conference paper]
• Discretion and decision making Tong, S., Wood, D., (2009): National Policing Improvement Agency. [Journal article]
• From liberal to democratic policing: Is there a role for toleration within contemporary policing? Wood, D., Police Governance and Accountability: Developments, Challenges and Outlook. [Conference paper]
• Policing as politics Wood, D., British Society of Criminology Conference. [Conference paper]
• Policing as social engineering : Reflections on the ''Hamsterdam'' experiment Wood, D., The Wire as Social Science Fiction?. [Conference paper]
• The future of initial police training: a university perspective Wood, D., Tong, S., (2009): Vathek Publishing. [Journal article]
• Intergenerational equity and ecological justice: Can’t live with them, can’t live without them Wood, D., British Criminology Conference. [Conference paper]
• Policing without principles: reflections on the teaching of police discretion to initial police trainees Wood, D., British Criminology Conference. [Conference paper]
• Do consequences matter? Police ethics in an 'age of terror' Wood, D., The British Society of Criminology Annual Conference. [Conference paper]
• Initial police training: challenges and developments in the UK Phipps, J., Tong, S., Wood, D., 14th Annual Meeting of the International Police Executive Symposium. [Conference paper]
• To regionalize or not to regionalize? A study in the politics of policing in the Greater Vancouver regional district Wood, D.: Taylor & Francis. [Journal article]
• Accountable, responsive and independent: on the need for balance in police governance Wood, D., MacAlister, D., (2005): Vathek Publishing. [Journal article]
• Iconoclasm, iconography and the altar in the English civil war Eales, J., (1992), The Church and the Arts: Papers read at the 1990 Summer Meeting and the 1991 Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society. Oxford, UK; Cambridge Mass., USA: Blackwell. [Book chapter]
• Samuel Clarke and the lives of godly women in seventeenth century England Eales, J., (1990), Women in the Church. Oxford: Blackwell. [Book chapter]