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Community and Problem-Oriented Policing Addressing Crime and Disorder

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

12.02.2026

Verlag

Sage Publications Inc Ebooks

Seitenzahl

384

Maße (L/B)

25,4/20,3 cm

Gewicht

762 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-07-191233-1

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

12.02.2026

Verlag

Sage Publications Inc Ebooks

Seitenzahl

384

Maße (L/B)

25,4/20,3 cm

Gewicht

762 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-07-191233-1

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Community and Problem-Oriented Policing

  • Preface
    Acknowledgements
    About the Authors
    Part 1: Historical Foundations and the Evolution of Policing
    Chapter 1: Policing Today: The Long Arc from Reactive to Proactive
    Introduction
    British Foundations and Early Policing Principles
    Policing Comes to America: The Political Era
    The Professional Era (Reform Movement)
    The Community Problem-Solving Era
    The Technology and Globalization Era
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Part II: Policing in a Complex Society
    Chapter 2: Police-Community Partnerships: Trust and Collaboration
    Introduction
    The Meaning of "Community," And Why It Matters
    Embracing A New Professionalism
    Signs of a Healthy Community
    Effects of The Economy on Police and Community
    Civilian Oversight: A Partnership in Accountability
    Community Justice: Redefining Courts and Corrections
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Chapter 3: Policing a Diverse and Evolving Society
    Introduction
    Who We Are: A Diverse and Changing Nation
    Immigrants To the Land of Opportunity
    Police And Marginalized Groups: Conflict and Challenges
    Racial Profiling and Bias-Based Policing
    Transparency And Trust Building: Opportunities and Challenges
    Early Intervention Systems: Identifying Problem Employees
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Chapter 4: Homeland Security: Extreme Challenges for Law Enforcement
    Introduction
    Needed: A Consolidated and Skilled Effort
    The Many Faces of Terrorism
    Law Enforcement's Evolving Role
    Other Strategies in The Toolbox
    The Role of Local Police
    The Role of Community- And Problem-Oriented Policing
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Part III: Problem-Solving Models, Programs, Practices
    Chapter 5: Problem-Solving: Targeted Interventions
    Introduction
    Problem-Solving: Rationalization And Application
    Sara: The Problem-Solving Process
    Challenges And Advancements in Problem-Solving
    Tailoring Strategies to Neighborhoods
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Chapter 6: Crime Prevention: Programs and Practices
    Introduction
    In The Beginning: Public Awareness
    Problem-Oriented Policing, Community, and Crime Prevention: A Symbiotic Relationship
    Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
    Situational Crime Prevention
    The Officer's Role in Crime Prevention
    Conducting a Publicity Campaign
    Displacement of Crime and Diffusion of Benefit
    Crime Prevention: What Works and What Doesn't
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Chapter 7: Tools for Problem-solving: Using Information and Intelligence Technologies
    Introduction
    First Things First: IT Comes to Policing
    IT Tools In the Hands of Officers
    Crime Analysis: Revisiting S.A.R.A.
    Crime Mapping
    Real-Time Crime Centers
    Crime Strategies That Work: Tools for Smarter Policing
    Applying Social Media: Lessons from the Boston Marathon Bombing
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Part IV: Needed: Organizational Foundation for Problem Solving
    Chapter 8: Transforming the Culture: Toward Constitutional and Legitimate Policing
    Introduction
    First Things First: What Is Meant by Police "Culture"?
    Revisiting The "New Professional"
    Two Essentials for This Environment: Constitutional Policing and Proedural Justice
    Leadership As a Driver for Police Culture
    Recruitment And Retention for Community Policing
    Roles of Key Leaders
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Chapter 9: Planning and Implementation: Keys to Success
    Introduction
    Organizational Transformation
    Strategic Planning: Achieving Organizational Vision
    Core Elements of Strategic Planning
    The New Economic and Global Reality in Policing
    Agency-Wide Implementation
    Force-Field Analysis
    A Tool for Measuring CPOP Implementation: CP-SAT
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Chapter 10: Training for Problem-Solving: Learning by Doing
    Introduction
    Learning Theories and Methods for Training Police
    The Learning Organization
    Training Police as "Guardians"
    Constitutional Policing and Procedural Justice
    Mentoring Across Generations
    Training Methods for Today's Officers
    Engaging the Community in Training and Education
    High Tech Training: From Gaming to AI
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Chapter 11: Evaluating Response Outcomes: Do Officers' Efforts Measure Up?
    Introduction
    Assessments and Impact Evaluations
    Knowledge and Skills Program Evaluators Should Posses
    Key Measurements
    An Evidenced-Based Matrix That Translates Research into Practice
    Establishing Cause: Tests for Causal Interference
    Evaluating Officers' Problem-Solving Efforts
    Not to be Overlooked: Community Surveys
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Part V: Addressing Today's Crime and Disorder
    Chapter 12: Problem-Solving in Practice: "What Works" with Drugs, Youth Gang and Violence, and Neighborhood Disorder
    Introduction
    The War on Drugs: New Challenges and Strategic Responses
    What Works: Law Enforcement and Legislative Efforts
    Youth Crime and Delinquency q
    Neighborhood Disorder
    Abandoned Buildings
    "Flash Mob Thefts": The Newest Retail Crime Challenge
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Chapter 13: Addressing Justice-Involved Individuals and Victims: Mental Illness, Domestic Violence, Cyber Criminals, and Human Trafficking
    Introduction
    Assisting Individuals with Mental Illness
    Domestic Violence: Integrated Interventions
    Cybercrime and Online Victimization
    Human Traffickings
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Chapter 14: The Future is Here! - What Now?
    Introduction
    Policing 2030: The Next Horizon
    Drivers And Factors Influencing the Future of Policing
    "Information Overload" - A Real Challenge
    A Glimpse of What's Here, What's on The Horizon
    Cybercrime And Community Policing
    Applying Science to Policing
    Need For Strong Police Leadership
    Futures Thinking vs. Strategic Planning
    Case Study
    Summary
    Key Terms and Concepts
    Discussion Questions
    Appendix: Model Academic Curriculum for Problem Solving
    Glossary