Vol. 3 No. 3 (2018)

• The International Conferences on Law Enforcement and Public Health, a focus for community safety and well-being: Global potential unleashed as LEPH goes annual to North America and Europe (LEPH2018)

  John Nicholas Crofts, Norman E. Taylor

  65-67

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Original Research

• Development of the Behavioural-Biomedical Law Enforcement Stress Discordance Model (B2LESD): An epidemiological criminology framework (LEPH2018)

  Paul C Archibald, Timothy A. Akers

  68-83

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Social Innovation Narratives

• Hearing their voices and counting them in: The place of Canadian LGBTQ police officers in police culture

  Joe L. Couto

  84-87

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Commentaries

• Co-producing an emergency services well-being strategy in the UK (LEPH2018)

  Ian Hesketh

  88-90

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Commentaries

• Unintended consequences as evidence to mission distortion: Reconsidering the intended contributions of policing to the public health (LEPH2018)

  Jamie Clover

  91-92

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Commentaries

• Setting realistic expectations: The narrow use-case for Social Impact Bonds

  Chris Giacomantonio

  93-95

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Social Innovation Narratives

• Community safety and well-being: Concept, practice, and alignment (LEPH2018)

  Chad Nilson

  96-104

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Food for After Thought

• Canadian crime rates in the penalty box

  Simon Demers

  105-109

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