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Broken windows: the police and neighborhood safety / James W. Wilson, George L. Kelling -- Improving policing: a problem-oriented approach / Herman Goldstein -- Crime and policing / Mark H. Moore, Robert C. Trojanowicz, George L. Kelling -- Police and communities: the quiet revolution / George L. Kelling -- The new policing: confronting complexity / Herman Goldstein -- Policing and the fear of crime / Mark H. Moore, Robert C. Trojanowicz -- The evolving strategy of policing / George L. Kelling, Mark H. Moore -- Understanding community policing: a framework for action / Community Policing Consortium -- Implementing community policing / Malcolm K. Sparrow -- Police crackdowns / Lawrence W. Sherman -- Who ya gonna call? The police as problem-busters / John E. Eck, William Spelman -- Values in policing / Robert Wasserman, Mark H. Moore -- The strategic management of police resources / David M. Kennedy -- Corporate strategies for policing / Mark H. Moore, Robert C. Trojanowicz -- Implementing community policing: the administrative problem / George L. Kelling, William J. Bratton -- Police accountability and community policing / George L. Kelling, Robert Wasserman, Hubert Williams -- Neighborhoods and police: the maintenance of civil authority / George L. Kelling, James K. Stewart -- Community policing and the police officer / Edwin Meese III -- What does community policing mean for daily police work? / Stephen D. Mastrofski -- "Broken windows" and fractured history: the use and misuse of history in recent police patrol analysis / Samuel Walker -- Community policing: a critical review of underlying assumptions / Lisa M. Riechers, Roy R. Roberg. |
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