Presenting the outcome of a major research initiative involving two dozen scholars around the world, this book offers rigorous evidence of the efficacy of community policing in reducing crime and increasing trust in a diversity of political contexts.
Presenting the outcome of a major research initiative involving two dozen scholars around the world, this book offers rigorous evidence of the efficacy of community policing in reducing crime and increasing trust in a diversity of political contexts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Crime Insecurity and Policing: 1. Introduction Graeme Blair Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 2. Crime violence and insecurity Graeme Blair Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 3. The policing challenge Graeme Blair Ellen Chapin Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 4. Understanding community policing Graeme Blair Fotini Christia Andrew Miller and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 5. Studying community policing Graeme Blair Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; Part II. The Effects of Community Policing: 6. Meta-analysis of the effects of community policing Graeme Blair Fotini Christia Fatiq Nadeem and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 7. Can trust be built through citizen monitoring of police activity? Evidence from Santa Catarina Brazil Daniel Barbosa Thiemo Fetzer Caterina Soto and Pedro C. L. Souza; 8. Do police-community meetings work? Experimental evidence from Medellín Colombia Rebecca Hanson Dorothy Kronick Tara Slough and Eric Arias; 9. Community policing vigilantism and the rule of law: Evidence from Liberia Benjamin S. Morse; 10. Community policing and citizen trust in Pakistan Ali Cheema Ahsan Zia Farooqui Ali Hasanain Jacob N. Shapiro and Zulfiqar Hameed; 11. Community policing in the Philippines: Communication trust and service provision Dotan Haim Matthew Nanes and Nico Ravanilla; 12. Restoring police-community relations in Uganda Robert A. Blair Guy Grossman and Anna M. Wilke; Part III. Reflecting on Community Policing: 13. Understanding partnerships with the police Graeme Blair Ellen Chapin Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 14. Conclusion Graeme Blair Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; References.
Part I. Crime Insecurity and Policing: 1. Introduction Graeme Blair Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 2. Crime violence and insecurity Graeme Blair Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 3. The policing challenge Graeme Blair Ellen Chapin Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 4. Understanding community policing Graeme Blair Fotini Christia Andrew Miller and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 5. Studying community policing Graeme Blair Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; Part II. The Effects of Community Policing: 6. Meta-analysis of the effects of community policing Graeme Blair Fotini Christia Fatiq Nadeem and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 7. Can trust be built through citizen monitoring of police activity? Evidence from Santa Catarina Brazil Daniel Barbosa Thiemo Fetzer Caterina Soto and Pedro C. L. Souza; 8. Do police-community meetings work? Experimental evidence from Medellín Colombia Rebecca Hanson Dorothy Kronick Tara Slough and Eric Arias; 9. Community policing vigilantism and the rule of law: Evidence from Liberia Benjamin S. Morse; 10. Community policing and citizen trust in Pakistan Ali Cheema Ahsan Zia Farooqui Ali Hasanain Jacob N. Shapiro and Zulfiqar Hameed; 11. Community policing in the Philippines: Communication trust and service provision Dotan Haim Matthew Nanes and Nico Ravanilla; 12. Restoring police-community relations in Uganda Robert A. Blair Guy Grossman and Anna M. Wilke; Part III. Reflecting on Community Policing: 13. Understanding partnerships with the police Graeme Blair Ellen Chapin Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; 14. Conclusion Graeme Blair Fotini Christia and Jeremy M. Weinstein; References.
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