Updated: Views of the Police and Neighborhood Conditions Page 1 Jocelyn Fontaine, Sino
Esthappan, Nancy La Vigne, Daniel S. Lawrence, and Jesse Jannetta with Anamika Dwivedi …

Abstract INDIVIDUAL PAPERS COVER URBAN STRESS AND POLICING, THE FUTURE
DEVELOPMENT OF POLICY ORGANIZATION, THE POLICE AND SOCIAL WORKERS, THE …

Police states are typically defined by certain general characteristics—a highly centralized
form of authoritarian government with few, if any, constraints, the prevalence of the state in …

Three areas in each of two city neighborhoods were selected for the experiment and
randomly assigned either foot patrol, ombudsman policing, or no new police program. The …

With a people whose frenzied aim is to produce 100 per cent efficiency in all things, it will be
readily understood that efforts in that direction have been and are being made in the domain …

Abstract THE AUTHORS POINT OUT THAT THE BEAT PATROLMAN, ALTHOUGH
TREATED AS A'NON-ADMINISTRATOR', IS CONSTANTLY CALLED UPON TO MAKE …

A multi-stage selection process was used to ensure that the experimental neighborhoods
were comparable to each other and representative of a broad range of socioeconomic …

The city of Houston is the country's fourth largest in terms of population and first in terms of
land area with 600 square miles. Houston is also an extremely diverse city that has been …

Abstract IN THE FIRST CHAPTER THE GENERAL HYPOTHESIS OF THE POLICE
SERVICE AS A'RORSCHACH'OR DYNAMIC ANALOGUE OF METROPOLITANISM IS …

Abstract PROPONENTS OF COMMUNITY POLICING USUALLY IGNORE THE POLITICAL
IMPLICATIONS OF THIS TYPE OF POLICE SERVICE DELIVERY. THE POLITICS OF …