The Ways That Police Deal With People: The Theory and Practice of Process-Based Policing
Mengyan Dai
Abstract
Mengyan Dai
Abstract
Using data from systematic social observations of police-citizen encounters, the statistical analyses demonstrate the importance of understanding the dynamics of police citizen encounters. The findings suggest how to enhance police legitimacy and improve the experiences of police citizen interactions. This book will appeal to criminal justice scholars and practitioners. [From Amazon.com]
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Using data from systematic social observations of police-citizen encounters, the statistical analyses demonstrate the importance of understanding the dynamics of police citizen encounters. The findings suggest how to enhance police legitimacy and improve the experiences of police citizen interactions. This book will appeal to criminal justice scholars and practitioners. [From Amazon.com]
Key concepts: Process (computing), Criminology, Sociology, Psychology, Process management, Computer science, Business, Operating system