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Policing Reform and Reforming the Police: 1976–1992
1994Abstract The uprisings in Soweto and elsewhere in 1976 marked the beginning of a substantial period of international economic pressure and political protest (on the effects of the uprisings on subsequent protest see Brewer 1986; Lodge and Nasson 1992), and showed once more the difficulties of an apartheid system without legitimacy and ...
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2007
Abstract This book focuses on the very topical subject of police reform in the UK. Currently, the police service is undergoing a time of significant change and reform as a result of the ‘modernisation’ agenda. Planned force re-structuring, the performance culture, recruitment and training issues are just a few elements of this extensive ...
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Abstract This book focuses on the very topical subject of police reform in the UK. Currently, the police service is undergoing a time of significant change and reform as a result of the ‘modernisation’ agenda. Planned force re-structuring, the performance culture, recruitment and training issues are just a few elements of this extensive ...
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Reforming the police in Britain
International Journal of Public Sector Management, 1995Since the late 1970s the public sector in Britain has been subject to major reforms, which have been consistent with the prominent international trend of bringing new public management into government. The police service has escaped significant reform, particularly when compared with other policy areas.
Cope, S., Leishman, F., Starie, Peter
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Police reform: Rethinking operational policing
Journal of Criminal Justice, 1995Abstract This article argues that the work practices of operational police are often neglected on reform agendas. A proposed model is presented which outlines key policing processes, elements, and procedures for the investigation, analysis, and prevention of crime.
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Two Police Reforms in Kenya : Their Implications for Police Reform Policy
国際協力研究誌, 2011While it is true that there was (and still is) skepticism among the public that the rhetoric behind the police reform may be a "public relations exercise" (National Task Force on Police Reform, 2009, 25), it is nevertheless also true that expectations are increasing since the Ransley Task Force was convened on May 18, 2009.
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Contexts, 2005
Police corruption and brutality are serious problems in America. Some types of reform have the potential to curb police misconduct and to increase public confidence in the police.
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Police corruption and brutality are serious problems in America. Some types of reform have the potential to curb police misconduct and to increase public confidence in the police.
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2020
The Indian police force or the police system is an organization that is absolute in its institution. Thus it has been a big challenge to bring in a long-lasting and meaningful reforms in the system. This chapter discusses various reforms and recommendations by a number of committees set up in order to reform the Indian police system.
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The Indian police force or the police system is an organization that is absolute in its institution. Thus it has been a big challenge to bring in a long-lasting and meaningful reforms in the system. This chapter discusses various reforms and recommendations by a number of committees set up in order to reform the Indian police system.
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Police Mental Health: A Neglected Element of Police Reform
Psychiatric Services, 2021Hofer, Meret S +2 more
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2018
Chapter 3 expands on the dynamics of police reforms in urban areas. It answers the question of why state crackdowns in urban areas trigger bottom-up demands for change, while similar crackdowns in rural areas often go unchallenged. When politically active citizens in Bishkek, Tbilisi, and Kyiv convened in antigovernment demonstrations, those who guided
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Chapter 3 expands on the dynamics of police reforms in urban areas. It answers the question of why state crackdowns in urban areas trigger bottom-up demands for change, while similar crackdowns in rural areas often go unchallenged. When politically active citizens in Bishkek, Tbilisi, and Kyiv convened in antigovernment demonstrations, those who guided
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