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Peacekeepers turned peacemakers: police as mediators

机译：维持和平人员转变为调和人：警察为调解人

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We discuss the potential of law enforcement officers to function as mediators in everyday disputes encountered in the field. Examples are drawn from mediation and peacemaking occurring in a variety of contexts, focusing on a description of the Navajo peacemaking program currently in operation, using interviews with Navajo law enforcement professionals who discuss the benefits of officers serving as mediators/peacemakers in the field. Peacemaking is a community-oriented policing tool with the potential to reduce crime and simultaneously improve public perceptions of the police. By enabling citizens and victims to solve their own problems, the police can earn the respect of the communities they serve. Programs such as those discussed here represent a way for police to transform themselves from officials primarily concerned with keeping the peace to those making it.
机译：我们讨论了执法人员在现场日常纠纷中充当调解员的潜力。从在各种情况下发生的调解与建立和平中汲取了一些例子，重点是对正在实施的那瓦伙族裔建立和平方案的描述，使用了与那瓦霍族执法专业人员的访谈，他们讨论了在该领域担任调解员/和平主义者的官员的利益。缔造和平是面向社区的警务工具，有可能减少犯罪并同时提高公众对警察的认识。通过使公民和受害者能够解决自己的问题，警察可以赢得他们所服务社区的尊重。诸如此处讨论的方案之类的方案，是警察从主要与维护和平有关的官员转变为实现和平的官员的一种方式。

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