Intelligence-led policing
By: Jerry H. Ratcliffe.
Publisher: Willan
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Cullompton, Devon
Language: eng
Number of pages: 265
ISBN-13: 9781843923404; 9781843923398
Subjects: Law enforcement; Intelligence service; Crime prevention
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 238-256) and index.
Table of contents: title: Pt. 1. Introduction. Reimagining policing; title: What is intelligence-led policing?; title: The structure of this book; title: pt. 2. Origins of intelligence-led policing. Drivers for change; title: The US policing landscape; title: The British policing landscape; title: pt. 3. The magnitude of the crime challenge. The crime funnel; title: The offender problem; title: pt. 4. Defining intelligence-led policing. Related policing frameworks; title: Conceptual confusion; title: Intelligence-led policing defined; title: pt. 5. Analytical frameworks. Awash with terminology; title: Levels of crime intelligence; title: Conceptualising analysis; title: Can models reflect reality; title: pt. 6. Interpreting the criminal environment. Target selection; title: Ojbective targeting and offender self-selection; title: Information collation; title: Analytical tehcniques [sic.]; title: pt. 7. Influencing decision-makers. Who are decision-makers?; title: Understanding the clinet's environment; title: Maximising influence; title: pt. 8. Having an impact on crime. Revisiting the crime funnel; title: Reduction, disruption and prevention; title: The changing leadership role; title: The police impact on crime; title: pt. 9. Evaluating intelligence-led policing. Evaluation concepts and practice; title: Measuring success in different ways; title: pt. 10. Challenges for the future. The challenges of covert activity; title: The widening security agenda; title: An agenda for the future.