The Global Policing Database (GPD) is a comprehensive and easy-to-use repository of high-quality research on policing. The database includes over 7,000 studies dating back to 1950 and is updated to include the most current research on any topic related to police work. The goal of the GPD is to facilitate quick access to the most rigorous scientific research conducted on policing to practitioners and academics using a simple web-based platform. The GPD is managed in partnership with the University of Queensland. Learn more about the Global Policing Database here.
Purchase a one-year subscription for you, your department/institution, and/or research affiliates at the link below. Licenses are sold at the following tiers:
- One user- $500
- 10 users-$750
- 100 users-$1,000
- 1,000 users-$2,000
- 10,000 users-$3,000
- Users purchasing a license with a credit card will incur an additional 2.5% credit card servicing fee.
- Discounts can’t be provided if your anticipated usage falls between one of the previously indicated tiers. Please estimate usage to the best of your ability. Additional individual licenses can be purchased at any time.
If you anticipate needing access for more than 10,000 users, please email [email protected].
Once you purchase your license at the link below, a username and password will be emailed to the email address on file within 24-48 working hours.
Interested in seeing what else the GPD is capable of or having a rapid review conducted on a certain topic related to policing? Contact Dr. Cory Schnell ([email protected]) to discuss your timeline, research scope, and budget and hear more about how to make the GPD work for you and your department.
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