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9780131137974

When Cultures Clash Strategies for Strengthened Police-Community Relations

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  • ISBN13:

    9780131137974

  • ISBN10:

    0131137972

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2019-07-16
  • Publisher: Pearson

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Summary

Described as a "must read" for police officers and prospective candidates for law enforcement, this book invites readers to step back and examine their views and attitudes from a different perspective. In the process of defining and discussing the cultural underpinnings of the criminal justice community, the author addresses topics of special importance including sources of tension in police-citizen interactions; the challenges of law enforcement in a democratic society; policing as a "noble" profession; and police-community relations in a "Post 9/11 " environment. FEATURES A writing style reflective of the author's experience as a police practitioner and educator Examines the role and expectation of policing from both the citizen and officer perspective In-depth discussion of out-of-control subcultures; corruption and racial profiling Examines the role of the leader in the development and management of a police culture Outlines a range of strategies for strengthening police-citizen relationships Abundant examples from the "real" world of policing Proposes a set of "Core Values" characteristic of professional policing Each chapter opens with a set of "Guideposts" to help the reader focus on key issues Discussion questions to provoke further examination of key issues

Table of Contents

The Job of a Police Officer (Citizen's Point of View)
The Job of a Police Officer (Police Officer's Point of View)
The Culture of Policing
Officer Safety
The Police Mission Gone Awry
The Failure of Law Enforcement Management
Who Will Police the Police?
Citizen Behavior Skills
Making a Complaint Against the Police
Bridging the Gap Between Citizens and Police
The Nobility of Policing
Bibliography
Index
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