The Interdisciplinarity of Police Science

Abstract

The present paper stems from the hypothesis that at present there can be a complex concept applied to police science which would not confine police science within the boundaries of the already existing jurisprudence and political sciences, but would rather define it as an independent academic discipline. Additionally, police science can presently be considered an applied science that involves research methods as well as results and findings of several fields of science. In this present paper, these can be considered the interdisciplinary sciences of police science.