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• About the Authors
• Preface to the Fourth Edition
• 1 What is Policing?
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction
• Police and policing
• What is policing?
• A narrow, law-enforcement approach
• The centrality of ‘force’ to policing
• The practice of policing
• Police as bureaucrats
• An institutional perspective
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated listings of links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• 2 Historical Origins and Development of the Police in England and Wales
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction
• A brief history of the police in England and Wales
• Urban lawlessness
• Political unrest and the limits of the military
• The ‘demand for order’
• Establishing the Metropolitan Police
• Concern and controversy: public and political responses to the ‘new police’
• Expansion and consolidation
• Perspectives on the development of the police
• Orthodox and revisionist accounts
• Limits to orthodox and revisionist perspectives
• Old wine in new bottles?
• Conclusion
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• 3 Police Powers: The Legal Framework
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction
• The consolidation of police powers
• Police power vs the rights of the suspect
• PACE in practice
• PACE powers to stop and search
• Additional powers to stop and search
• PACE powers of entry, search and seizure
• Other powers of entry
• Police powers of arrest
• Police powers of detention
• Police power: the wider context
• Conclusion
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated listings of links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• 4 Who Guards the Guards?
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction
• Approaches to accountability
• Controlling the constable
• Ethics, human rights and policing
• Ethics and policing
• Policing and human rights
• Policing, human rights and police reform in Northern Ireland
• Governing the police
• Accountability and plural policing
• Conclusion
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated listings of links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• 5 Community Policing
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction
• Defining ‘community policing’
• ‘Process-led’ approaches
• ‘Outcome-led’ approaches
• Community policing as a means to recover public consent
• Practising community policing
• Police–community consultation
• Police–community collaboration
• Community policing and reassurance
• Challenges for community policing
• Not real police work?
• Transplant failure
• Imperfect communities
• Policing and social cohesion
• Technologically mediated community policing
• Conclusion: whither community policing?
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated listings of links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• 6 Police Culture
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction
• Police discretion
• The nature of police culture
• Racism and police culture
• Sexism and police culture
• Homophobia and police culture
• The roots of police culture
• The implications of police culture
• Broadening the horizon: culture and policing in wider perspective
• Conclusion
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated listings of links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• 7 Policing Diversity
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction
• The impact of the Lawrence Inquiry
• Two dimensions of policing diversity
• Over-policing: stop and search
• Under-policing: hate crime
• The development of anti-racist policing
• Broadening the diversity agenda: gender, sexuality, age, disability…
• Why is diversity important?
• The complexities of diversity
• Conclusion
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated listings of links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• 8 Global and Transnational Policing
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction: globalisation and transnational policing in context
• Global policing, international policing or transnational policing?
• Democracy, transnational policing and international development: rule of law and the nurturing of civil society
• Transnational policing in the European Union
• Global plural policing and securitisation
• Conclusion: policing beyond territory
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• 9 Criminal Investigation and Policing
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction
• Why investigate offences?
• Who investigates offences?
• The organisation of police criminal investigation
• Relation of police investigations to the wider CJS
• The conduct of police crime investigations
• The management of crime investigation
• Conclusion: the dynamics of police crime investigations
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated listings of links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• 10 Plural Policing
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction
• Dimensions of pluralisation
• Private policing
• The nature and extent of private policing
• Explaining the growth of private security
• Regulating the private security industry
• Third-party and multi-agency policing
• Networks of policing
• Rebirth or new paradigm?
• Conclusion
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated listings of links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• 11 Smart Policing, Surveillance, IT and the Future of Policing
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction
• Technology in context
• Smart Policing
• CCTV, body-worn cameras, ANPR and drones: benevolent gaze or big brother?
• Assessing the impact of CCTV
• CCTV, drones, body-worn cameras and the electronic gaze
• Body-worn video cameras
• Traffic policing and technology
• Crime mapping, intelligence and the regulation of policing
• Crime-mapping and policing
• Intelligence-led ‘hot spots’ policing
• Technology and the routines of police work
• The impact of technology on policing and police work
• The surveillance society?
• Watching the police
• Micro-managing police performance
• Changing police culture
• Conclusion
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated listings of links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• 12 Conclusions: The Future of Policing
• Contents
• Learning objectives
• Keywords
• Introduction
• Professionalisation
• ‘Evidence based policing’ and technology
• Pluralisation
• Austerity
• Social transformation
• Conclusion: Reconsidering the police mandate
• Chapter summary
• Self-check questions (with answers at the back of the book)
• Study questions
• Annotated further reading
• Annotated listings of links to relevant websites
• Annotated links to journal articles
• Answers to self-check questions
• References
• Index