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Police and Community: Concepts and Cases

Philip P. Purpura

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I.HISTORICAL FOUNDATION. 1.The History of Policing: A Critical Perspective. 2.Government, Politics, and the Community. 3.The Criminal Justice System and the Community of Justice. II.UNDERSTANDING POLICE AND COMMUNITY. 4.Strategies of the Police to Control Crime. 5.Controlling the Police. 6.The Police Subculture. 7.The Police and Human Relations. 8.Diversity. III.STRATEGIES OF POLICE IN THE COMMUNITY. 9.Marketing the Police. 10.Police Community Relations and Problem Solving. 11.Community Policing. 12.Improving the Effectiveness and Stature of the Police. IV.THE FUTURE. 13.Present and Future Challenges.

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Key concepts: Community policing, Subculture (biology), Criminal justice, Criminology, Police science, Government (linguistics), Politics, Perspective (graphical)