Policing in America : a balance of forces
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Policing in America : a balance of forces
Prentice Hall, c1999
2nd ed
- hardcover
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Includes bibliographies and index.
内容説明・目次
内容説明
For Introduction to Policing, Law Enforcement, and specialization courses on policing at the freshman/sophomore undergraduate level. Written in a smooth style that promotes conceptual understanding and integration, this intriguing text on policing in America uses a "balance of forces" metaphor throughout to help assimilate discussions- centering material around a recurrent analytical theme that seeks to define police as a product of correlated social, historical, political, legal, individual, and organizational forces. Providing a detailed description of policing with probing analyses of current police and practice problems, it covers the complexity of policing in America, and offers a comprehensive survey of the different police and law enforcement agencies working in the country today.
目次
I. DEVELOPING A PERSPECTIVE.
1. Understanding the Police.
2. The Early History of Policing.
3. The English Roots of American Policing.
4. The Evolution of Policing in America.
II. THE LAW ENFORCEMENT INDUSTRY IN AMERICA.
5. Federal and State Police.
6. Private and Social-Purpose Police.
7. Municipal and Local Police.
III. CORRELATES OF POLICING: ORGANIZATIONS, OFFICERS, AND COMMUNITIES.
8. Police Organizations.
9. Individuals in Policing: Officers and Supervisors.
10. Police Officers.
11. Police and Community.
IV. THE FUNCTIONS OF POLICING IN AMERICA.
12. Law Enforcement and the Police.
13. Service and the Police.
14. Order and the Police.
V. DILEMMAS IN POLICING.
15. Community Policing: Tying it all Together.
16. Controlling the Police.
17. Current Trends and Future Issues in Policing.
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