Problem-Oriented Policing: From Innovation to Mainstream
Johannes Knutsson, editor| | | ISBN: 978-1-881798-37-8 $65.00 |
| ISBN: 978-1-881798-38-5 $32.50 |
2003/298 pages
Crime Prevention Studies, Volume 15
A CriminalJusticePress Project
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DESCRIPTION
The ten papers in this anthology discuss how to expand the impact of problem-oriented policing on the everyday worold of policing and crime prevention.
CONTENTS
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Introduction—J. Knutsson.
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On Further Developing Problem-Oriented Policing: The Most Critical Need, the Major Impediments, and a Proposal—H. Goldstein.
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Getting The Police to Take Problem-Oriented Policing Seriously—M.S. Scott.
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Police Problems: The Complexity of Problem Theory, Research and Evaluation—J. Eck.
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The Sequence of Analysis in Problem Solving—D. Lamm Weisel.
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The Role of Research and Analysis: Lessons from the Crime Reduction Programme—K. Bullock and N. Tilley.
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Problem Orientation, Problem Solving and Organizational Change—M. Townsley, S.D. Johnson, and K. Pease.
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Repeat Victimization: Lessons for Implementing Problem-Oriented Policing—G. Laycock and G. Farrell.
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Advancing Problem-Oriented Policing: Lessons from Dealing with Drug Markets—R. Sampson
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Thefts from Cars in Center-City Parking Facilities: A Case Study in Implementing Problem-Oriented Policing—R.V. Clarke and H. Goldstein.
"A remarkable collection of theoretical and evidence-based studies of [problem-oriented policing].... It provides both a thorough sounding of the state of the art in POP and an agenda for future research and practice."—Bryan Kinney and Patricia Brantingham, Police Practice and Research