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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1133691625
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1133691624
  • Author: Larry Hoover

POLICE CRIME CONTROL STRATEGIES is a practical, realistic, one-of-a-kind book that provides readers with a balanced assessment of approaches to police crime reduction. Written by an expert in the field of law enforcement, this book covers the strengths and weaknesses of a variety of approaches including crime-specific, community-oriented, problem-oriented, hot spot targeting, concentrated patrol deployment, broken windows enforcement, and intelligence-guided. Opening chapters trace the accumulating evidence for the substantial impact upon crime that focused police efforts can have. Community and problem-oriented programs are reviewed in the context of their employment for crime reduction. State-of-the-art strategies are organized by three targeting foci: geographic, offense, and offender. The role of investigative units in proactive crime reduction is critically assessed and Compstat as a framework receives special attention. Also discussed are crime strategy meetings, and staffing and deployment for crime control. Care is taken to review both the successes and failures of structured efforts both in suburban environments and major cities so that readers are provided with an unbiased overview of policing in the real world.

 

Table of Content:

  1. Ch 1: Police Crime Control Strategy Development
  2. Key Terms
  3. Learning Objectives
  4. Introduction
  5. The First Perspective: A Chronology of Police Strategy Development
  6. The Second Perspective—Characteristics of Major Strategy Initiatives
  7. Implications for Strategy
  8. Summary
  9. Review Questions
  10. Real-World Scenarios
  11. Application Activities
  12. Coursemate
  13. References
  14. Ch 2: The Police Effect on Crime
  15. Introduction
  16. Key Terms
  17. Learning Objectives
  18. Do the Police Make a Difference?
  19. Crime Rates Since 1992
  20. The Police and the Drop in Crime
  21. Our Research Legacy: A Brief Synopsis Pre-2000
  22. Conclusions from Our Research Legacy
  23. Confirming the Legacy: Post-2000 Research
  24. Implications for Strategy
  25. Summary
  26. Review Questions
  27. Real-World Scenarios
  28. Application Activities
  29. Coursemate
  30. References
  31. Ch 3: The Role of Community Policing
  32. Key Terms
  33. Learning Objectives
  34. Introduction
  35. Misuse of the Community Policing Concept
  36. Appropriate Models of Community Policing
  37. The Effect of Inappropriate Terminology
  38. Community Policing Evaluations
  39. An Alternative Goal—Citizen Satisfaction
  40. Limitations on Community Policing Validation
  41. Implications for Strategy
  42. Summary
  43. Review Questions
  44. Real-World Scenarios
  45. Application Activities
  46. Coursemate
  47. References
  48. Ch 4: Focusing Community Policing and Problem-Solving on Crime Reduction
  49. Key Terms
  50. Learning Objectives
  51. Introduction
  52. Research Evidence: An Irresolvable Problem
  53. Models of Neighborhood Deployment
  54. The Question Remains: Rhetoric or Reality
  55. Community Policing
  56. Problem-Oriented Policing
  57. Implications for Strategy
  58. Summary
  59. Review Questions
  60. Real-World Scenarios
  61. Application Activities
  62. Coursemate
  63. Endnotes
  64. References
  65. Ch 5: A Typology of Crime Reduction Strategies
  66. Introduction
  67. Key Terms
  68. Learning Objectives
  69. Required Attributes for Effective Crime Strategies
  70. Deriving Enforcement Strategies
  71. Implications for Strategy
  72. Summary
  73. Review Questions
  74. Real-World Scenarios
  75. Application Activities
  76. Coursemate
  77. References
  78. Ch 6: Geographic Targeting Strategies
  79. Key Terms
  80. Learning Objectives
  81. Introduction
  82. Crime Concentration
  83. Efficacy of Hot Spot Strategies
  84. Residential Neighborhoods
  85. High-Crime Commercial Locations
  86. Camera Surveillance
  87. Foot Patrol
  88. Implications for Strategy
  89. Summary
  90. Review Questions
  91. Real-World Scenarios
  92. Application Activities
  93. Endnotes
  94. Coursemate
  95. References
  96. Ch 7: Offense Targeting Strategies
  97. Key Terms
  98. Learning Objectives
  99. Introduction
  100. Bait Property
  101. Directive Responsive Patrol
  102. Tactical Patrol
  103. Multiple Concurrent Approaches
  104. Specification
  105. Pawn Shop Monitoring
  106. Other Stolen Goods Markets
  107. Offense Clusters
  108. Drug Market Crackdowns
  109. Implications for Strategy
  110. Summary
  111. Review Questions
  112. Real-World Scenarios
  113. Application Activities
  114. Coursemate
  115. References
  116. Ch 8: Offender Targeting Strategies
  117. Key Terms
  118. Learning Objectives
  119. Introduction
  120. Broken Windows Enforcement
  121. Undercover Surveillance
  122. Probation/Parole Partnerships
  123. Gang Disruption
  124. Implications for Strategy
  125. Summary
  126. Review Questions
  127. Real-World Scenarios
  128. Application Activities
  129. Coursemate
  130. References
  131. Ch 9: Compstat and Crime Control
  132. Key Terms
  133. Learning Objectives
  134. Introduction
  135. Defining Compstat
  136. Development of the Compstat Model
  137. Components of the Compstat Process
  138. Compstat Conflict with Community Policing
  139. Evaluation of Compstat Effectiveness
  140. Compstat as a Management Approach
  141. Implications for Strategy
  142. Summary
  143. Review Questions
  144. Real-World Scenarios
  145. Application Activities
  146. Coursemate
  147. References
  148. Ch 10: Conducting Crime Strategy Meetings
  149. Introduction
  150. Key Terms
  151. Learning Objectives
  152. Characteristics of Crime Strategy Meetings
  153. Data Analysis Format
  154. Role of Crime Analysts
  155. Efficiency Improvement
  156. Tactics
  157. Implications for Strategy
  158. Summary
  159. Review Questions
  160. Real-World Scenarios
  161. Application Activities
  162. Coursemate
  163. References
  164. Ch 11: The Resurrection of Sherlock Holmes
  165. Introduction
  166. Key Terms
  167. Learning Objectives
  168. Expectations Within the Profession
  169. The Productivity Issue
  170. Research on Investigative Effectiveness
  171. The Immediate Future: DNA and Surveillance Cameras
  172. Implications for Strategy
  173. Summary
  174. Review Questions
  175. Real-World Scenarios
  176. Application Activities
  177. Coursemate
  178. Endnotes
  179. References
  180. Ch 12: Staffing for Crime Control
  181. Introduction
  182. Key Terms
  183. Learning Objectives
  184. The Value of Patrol Models
  185. Patrol Staffing
  186. Investigative Staffing
  187. The Effect of Global Positioning System Tracking
  188. Discretionary Police Resources
  189. Difficult Choices
  190. The Pervasive Comparative Statistic: Police-to-Citizen Ratios
  191. Implications for Strategy
  192. Summary
  193. Review Questions
  194. Real-World Scenarios
  195. Application Activities
  196. Coursemate
  197. Endnotes
  198. References
  199. Ch 13: Deployment for Crime Control
  200. Introduction
  201. The Multiple Goals of Deployment
  202. Key Terms
  203. Learning Objectives
  204. The Role of Patrol in Crime Control
  205. The Future of Community Policing
  206. Implications for Strategy—And a Personal Note
  207. Summary
  208. Review Questions
  209. Real-World Scenarios
  210. Application Activities
  211. Coursemate
  212. Referencese
  213. Ch 14: Limitations on the Police Role
  214. Introduction
  215. Key Terms
  216. Learning Objectives
  217. The Import of Emergency Standby
  218. Emergency Standby as an Organizational Fundamental
  219. The Human Factor—Recovery Time
  220. The Need for Professional Judgment
  221. Implications for Strategy
  222. Summary
  223. Review Questions
  224. Real-World Scenarios
  225. Application Activities
  226. Coursemate
  227. References
  228. Ch 15: Evaluating Strategic Impact
  229. Introduction
  230. Key Terms
  231. Learning Objectives
  232. Crime Complexity
  233. The Import of Research
  234. An Agenda
  235. Separating Science from Advocacy
  236. Respecting Our Heritage
  237. Learning from the Physical Sciences
  238. Implications for Strategy
  239. Summary
  240. Review Questions
  241. Real-World Scenarios
  242. Application Activities
  243. Coursemate
  244. References
  245. Glossary
  246. References
  247. Index

 

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