Problem-oriented policing
Subtitle: from innovation to mainstream
By: Johannes Knutsson, editor.
Contributors: Knutsson, Johannes, 1947-
Series: Crime prevention studies,; v. 15
Publisher: Criminal Justice Press; Willan Pub.
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Monsey, NY; Devon, UK
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
Subjects: Community policing.; Crime prevention -- Research.; Crime prevention.; Crime analysis.; Problem solving.
Other titles: Problem oriented policing
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction -- Johannes Knutsson; title: On further developing problem-oriented policing : the most critical need, the major impediments, and a proposal -- Herman Goldstein; title: Getting the police to take problem-oriented policing seriously -- Michael S. Scott; title: Police problems : the complexity of problem theory, research and evaulation -- John Eck; title: The sequence of analysis in solving problems -- Deborah Lamm Weisel; title: The role of research and analysis : lessons from the crime reduction programme -- Karen Bullock and Nick Tilley; title: Problem orientation, problem solving and organizational change -- Michael Townsley, Shane D. Johnson and Ken Pease; title: Repeat victimization : lessons for implementing problem-oriented policing -- Gloria Laycock and Graham Farrell; title: Advancing problem-oriented policing : lessons from dealing with drug markets -- Rana Sampson; title: Thefts from cars in center-city parking facilities : a case study in implementing problem-oriented policing -- Ronald V. Clarke and Herman Goldstein.