"Flattery for Hire": Academic Capture in Police-Funded Research
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Here is the completed Zenodo entry using your provided details: Zenodo Description Title: “Flattery for Hire”: Academic Capture in Police-Funded ResearchAuthors: Scott Brown, Daniel Hall, and Stefan HolgerssonAffiliations: Scott Brown, University of Puerto Rico Daniel Hall, Texas Tech University Stefan Holgersson, Linköping UniversityLicense: CC-BY-4.0DOI: [To be assigned by Zenodo upon upload] AbstractThis paper investigates how economic ties between researchers and the Swedish Police Authority influence public academic discourse. Using a dataset of 71 researchers and Poisson regression analysis, we find that funded scholars overwhelmingly issue positive public statements while avoiding criticism—raising serious concerns about academic capture. The study analogizes this to reputational risk concealment in commercial law and argues that public-academic partnerships require legally enforceable disclosure and oversight mechanisms. We propose reforms grounded in fiduciary theory, procurement law, and ESG compliance to ensure transparency, preserve academic freedom, and uphold public trust in state-funded research. KeywordsAcademic Capture, Reputational Risk, Conflict of Interest Disclosure, Agency Theory, Procurement Law, Critical Macro-Finance Contents artikel.py: Replication script for statistical results (Python 3.11 compatible) README.md: Instructions for Google Colab setup and execution data_description.txt: Overview of variables and coding scheme Optional: results_output.txt (can be added after Colab run) Replication Instructions Open https://colab.research.google.com Start a new Python 3 notebook Upload the artikel.py script to your Colab session Run the following command in a code cell: !python artikel.py This will execute the chi-square test and Poisson regression model as described in Section 4 of the article. All statistical outputs will be printed directly in the notebook environment, ensuring transparency and reproducibility in line with FAIR research standards. ContactCorresponding author: Scott Brown (scott.brown@upr.edu) Would you like me to generate the README.md and .py file for upload next?
