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ca-4818	Katzenstein, Jessica	Officer Safety Time: Police Scenario Training and Thinking Threat First	2025	26	.pdf	application/pdf	11416	559	50	Some current scholarship on police training similarly treats it in isola- tion from the political functions of police, pronouncing the effectiveness of vari- ous pedagogies or suggesting methods for “culture” change. By contrast, ethnographers of police from less practice-ori- ented traditions have largely decentered reformist questions in favor of exploring political processes of subjectivization, such as how police trainings reproduce hegemonic masculinity (Kraska 1996; Prokos and Padavic 2002), generate so- cio-techno professional subjects (Akarsu 2018; Larkins and Durão 2023; Stalcup and Hahn 2016), translate human rights discourse (Babül 2017), socialize offi- cers into a “danger imperative” and construct police warriors (Sierra-Arévalo 2021; Simon 2023), script police violence (Anderson 2021; Aushana 2020), and mold a “transcendental postracial ‘blue identity’” founded in white supremacy (Beliso-De Jesús 2020, 146–47).	cache/ca-4818.pdf	txt/ca-4818.txt