Modern Policing: New Paradigms and Perspectives

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Pierce Vertucci (Editor)

Series: Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement and Corrections
BISAC: LAW000000

Effective police leaders become adept at responding to challenge. Like other organizations, police agencies must balance constancy and predictability with adaptation and change. Even as they strive to standardize operations, most police leaders recognize the fluid context in which their agencies operate. They also understand that there are forces to which police organizations must adapt and evolve in order to remain effective in a changing world. It is those forces that drive organizational change and create new models for conducting the business of policing. This book examines the new paradigms and perspectives of modern policing. (Imprint: Nova)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Preface

Police Leadership Challenges in a Changing World
(Anthony W. Batts, Sean Michael Smoot, Ellen Scrivner, National Institute of Justice)

The Persistent Pull of Police Professionalism
(Davi Alan Sklansky, National Institute of Justice)

Toward a New Professionalism in Policing
(Christopher Stone, Jeremy Travis, National Institute of Justice)

Moving the Work of Criminal Investigators Towards Crime Control
(Anthony A. Braga, Edward A. Flynn, George L. Kelling, Christine M. Cole, National Institute of Justice)

Police Science: Toward a New Paradigm
(David Weisburd, Peter Neyroud, National Institute of Justice)

Governing Science
(Malcolm K. Sparrow, National Institute of Justice)

Exploring the Role of the Police in Prisoner Reentry
(Jeremy Travis, Ronald Davis, Sarah Lawrence, National Institute of Justice)

Police Discipline: A Case for Change
(Darrel W. Stephens, National Institute of Justice)

Index

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