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In each chapter of Issues and Controversies in Policing Today, author Johnny Nhan explores a provocative issue sure to spark classroom discussion. Grounding each topic in theory, recent published research, and practice, hefocuses on providing students with an understanding of its underlying causes. Moreover, a theoretical arc contextualizes the issues historically, facilitating a clear view of the ever-changing policing landscape. Used as a stand-alone text or as a companion to other material, Issues and Controversies in Policing Today offers all readers valuable insight into policing's current challenges and their origins.…mehr
In each chapter of Issues and Controversies in Policing Today, author Johnny Nhan explores a provocative issue sure to spark classroom discussion. Grounding each topic in theory, recent published research, and practice, hefocuses on providing students with an understanding of its underlying causes. Moreover, a theoretical arc contextualizes the issues historically, facilitating a clear view of the ever-changing policing landscape. Used as a stand-alone text or as a companion to other material, Issues and Controversies in Policing Today offers all readers valuable insight into policing's current challenges and their origins.
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Autorenporträt
Johnny Nhan, PhD, is an associate professor and criminal justice and Graduate Director for Texas Christian University. He is the author of Policing cyberspace: Structural and Cultural (2010); and he has written several articles on various areas of cybercrime, including policing, piracy, and legal issues for Corrections: Policy, Practice and Research, British Journal of Criminology, International Journal of Criminology & Sociological Theory, and many others. He was the lead developer in creating the Leadership, Executive and Administrative Development (LEAD) graduate certificate program at TCU that unites top police supervisors with academia to find solutions to timely issues facing law enforcement today. He is also a member of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences and American Society of Criminology.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface: What Happens When a Professor Becomes a Police Officer? Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: A Brief History of American Policing Chapter 3: Community Policing and Contemporary Strategies Chapter 4: Police Selection and Training Chapter 5: The Police Subculture Chapter 6: The Police Officer Experience: Changes to an Individual Chapter 7: Career Stages and the Mental and Physical Toll of Policework Chapter 8: Women in Policing Chapter 9: Racial Minority and LGBTQ Cops Chapter 10: Police Brutality and Use of Force Chapter 11: Racial Profiling Chapter 12: Police and the Media: The Myths and Realities of Policework Chapter 13: The Police and Social Media Chapter 14: The Politics of Policing and Crime Reduction Chapter 15: Street Cops and Management Cops Chapter 16: The Critical Shortage of Police Officers Chapter 17: Terrorism, Cyberspace, White-Collar Crime Chapter 18: Risk, Technology, Surveillance, and the Future of Policing Notes Glossary Index About the Author
Preface: What Happens When a Professor Becomes a Police Officer? Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: A Brief History of American Policing Chapter 3: Community Policing and Contemporary Strategies Chapter 4: Police Selection and Training Chapter 5: The Police Subculture Chapter 6: The Police Officer Experience: Changes to an Individual Chapter 7: Career Stages and the Mental and Physical Toll of Policework Chapter 8: Women in Policing Chapter 9: Racial Minority and LGBTQ Cops Chapter 10: Police Brutality and Use of Force Chapter 11: Racial Profiling Chapter 12: Police and the Media: The Myths and Realities of Policework Chapter 13: The Police and Social Media Chapter 14: The Politics of Policing and Crime Reduction Chapter 15: Street Cops and Management Cops Chapter 16: The Critical Shortage of Police Officers Chapter 17: Terrorism, Cyberspace, White-Collar Crime Chapter 18: Risk, Technology, Surveillance, and the Future of Policing Notes Glossary Index About the Author
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