دانلود کتاب Plural Policing: Theory and Practice

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PLURAL POLICING\nContents\nList of tables, figures and boxes\n Tables\n Figures\n Boxes\nSeries preface\nPreface\nAcknowledgements\nPart 1. Theory and principles underpinning plural policing\n1. Who are the police and what is policing?\n Introduction: Taking the police out of policing\n Defining a definition\n Social control as function\n Democratic policing\n Community policing\n Community engagement\n Police legitimacy\n The police in England and Wales today\n Conclusion\n2. Discussing plural policing\n Introduction\n Recent historical context\n Defining plural policing\n Plural policing in different countries\n Plural policing as vertical policing\n Information and intelligence\n Accountability in a pluralised policing environment\n Conclusion\n3. Private policing\n Introduction\n ‘Private-ness’ and policing services\n The rise of the ‘quasi-police’\n Private sector involvement in partnerships\n The current government’s approach\n Conclusion\nPart 2. Public plural policing in England and Wales\n4. Neighbourhood policing teams\n Introduction\n Historical context\n Policing ‘Chicago-style’\n The arrival of neighbourhood policing teams\n Citizen-focused policing\n Police community support officers\n Accreditation\n National Intelligence Model\n An initial model of plural policing\n The extended policing family\n Modern approaches to the NPT concept\n A new model of NPT policing?\n Conclusion\n5. Police community support officers\n Introduction\n PCSOs today\n Historical context\n Legislative powers\n Reaction to PCSOs\n Evaluation of the role\n Conclusion\n6. The rise of the volunteer\n Introduction\n The special constabulary\n The historical context of special constables\n The special constabulary today\n The idea of citizen participation\n Big Society\n A different approach\n The role of the public in pluralised policing\n The cost of volunteer policing\n Neighbourhood volunteers\n The expert citizen\n Conclusion\n7. Partnerships or plural policing?\n Introduction\n Historical context of community safety partnerships\n Kirkholt and other initiatives\n The Morgan report\n The idea of community safety\n Response to partnerships\n Asset-based community development\n Public involvement\n Conclusion\nPart 3. Consideration of the future\n8. Future directions\n Introduction\n Economic framework for change\n A change in police philosophy?\n Sponsorship\n Collaboration\n Changes in police education and recruitment\n Increased reliance on technology\n Other challenges\n Private security provision\n Special constables\n Police community support officers\n Community volunteers\n Future accountability\n Conclusion\nReferences\nIndex\nUntitled