Police-community relations
Subtitle: readings in the development of effective environmental relations
By: [compiled by] Paul M. Whisenand, James L. Cline [and] George T. Felkenes.
Contributors: Cline, James L., joint comp.; Felkenes, George T., joint author.
Publisher: Goodyear Pub. Co.
Published: 1974
Place of publication: Pacific Palisades, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 400
Subjects: Police-community relations.; Police.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Wilson, J. Q. Dilemmas of police administration.; title: Garmire, B. I. The police role in an urban society.; title: Myren, R. A. Decentralization and citizen participation in criminal justice systems.; title: Marx, G. T. and Archer, D. Citizen involvement in the law enforcement process.; title: Brown, L. P. Typology: orientation of police-community relations programs.; title: Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice. Task Force report: the police.; title: National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders. The community response.; title: Task Force on Law and Law Enforcement. The police and their problems.; title: Brown, L. P. Establishing a police-community relations program.; title: International City Management Association. Police-community relations.; title: Olson, B. T. Public preferences for police-community public relations programs.; title: Becker, H. K. The student and the law.; title: Ventura County Sheriff's Department. The position of community relations in modern police administration.; title: Report of findings of the Social Actions Committee.; title: Gain, C. The state-of-the-art in police.; title: Bittner, E. Community relations.; title: National Advisory Committee on Criminal Justice Standards/Goals. The police role and developing community resources.