Camilla R. De Camargo

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The weaponising of COVID-19: Contamination prevention and the use of spit hoods in UK policing

Camilla R. De Camargo, 2021, The Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles.

‘Wait! Don’t touch me!’: Police uniforms, family anxiety, and rituals of purification in the COVID-19 pandemic

Camilla R. De Camargo, 2022, Police Practice and Research.

The postcode lottery of safety: COVID-19 guidance and shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE) for UK police officers

Camilla R. De Camargo, 2021, The Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles.

‘There’s always got to be a villain’: the police as ‘dirty’ key workers and the effects on occupational prestige

Lilith A. Whiley, Camilla R. De Camargo, 2021, Policing and Society.

‘It's tough shit, basically, that you're all gonna get it': UK virus testing and police officer anxieties of contracting COVID-19

Camilla R. De Camargo, 2021, Policing and Society.

The mythologisation of key workers: occupational prestige gained, sustained... and lost?

Lilith A. Whiley, Camilla R. De Camargo, 2020 .

‘You feel dirty a lot of the time’: Policing ‘dirty work’, contamination and purification rituals

Camilla R. De Camargo, 2019, International Journal of Police Science & Management.

‘They wanna be us’; PCSO performances, uniforms, and struggles for acceptance.

Camilla R. De Camargo, 2020, Policing and Society.

‘We were the Guinea pigs’: Police uncertainty enforcing coronavirus regulations in the UK.

Camilla R. De Camargo, 2022, International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice.