Caren Stegelmann – Visions of Policing

^{Caren Stegelmann is a sociologist whose research focuses on criminal trial observation and critical police and institutional research.}

^{She holds an MA in European Studies from the Universities of Leipzig and ENS Paris, a BA in Sociology, Politics, and Economics, and is affiliated with the Research Institute for Public and Private Security (FÖPS Berlin).}

^{Within the scope of the project, she is particularly concerned with the function and effect of technically mediated evidence in criminal proceedings and its relationship to witness testimony.}

^Publications

^{From the People’s Police to the Saxon Police – The Saxon State Criminal Police Office after reunification. In: Mike Schmeitzner/Carsten Schreiber//Tom Thieme (eds.): Transformations of the Police. The Saxon State Criminal Police Office in the 20th Century, Nomos, 2024.}

^{Between scandalizing and normalizing: A Look at Department 1 of the Criminal Police of the GDR after 1990. (Forthcoming)}

^{(With Tabea Louis) Divide and Rule. On the Policing of the Sense of Security and ‘Good Order’ in the Timelines on Twitter and Instagram. In: Martin Thüne/Kathrin Klaas/Thomas Feltes (eds.), Digital Police. Current Fields of Application, Potentials, Limits, and Abuses, Verlag für Polizeiwissenschafte, 2022.}

^{The Police on Twitter. From “Hey you there!” to “Stop that!” #onlylovecounts. In: Arzt, Hirschmann, Hunold, Lüders, Meißelbach, Schöne, Sticher (eds.): Perspectives on Police Research: 1st Young Researchers’ Conference on Empirical Police Research, Berlin, 2021, pp. 185-200.}

^{“Ceci n’est pas un gilet jaune” A research report on a confusing movement. In: FORUM scholarship magazine of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, 2019/1}

^Contact:^{cstegelmann(at)mnet-online.de}