Community Policing

Community Policing, written by Evelyn B. Schaffer in 1980, explores the relationship between the police and the community, covering Forces and projects in Scotland and including a chapter on police training.

Format: Hardback
Length: 144 pages
Publication date: 31 March 2023
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

Community Policing, originally published in 1980, is a comprehensive exploration of the intricate relationship between the police and the community, penned by Evelyn B. Schaffer, an outsider with extensive experience working closely with law enforcement. Spanning a wide range of forces and projects, particularly in Scotland, where community policing was pioneered, this book delves into the diverse strategies employed by police departments to foster closer connections with their local communities. It examines the various means by which police forces sought to bridge the gap, such as collaborative efforts with schools and specialized work with juveniles and their families. Additionally, it includes a chapter that sheds light on police training and its profound impact on the development and implementation of community policing practices.

Community Policing, originally published in 1980, is a comprehensive exploration of the intricate relationship between the police and the community, penned by Evelyn B. Schaffer, an outsider with extensive experience working closely with law enforcement. Spanning a wide range of forces and projects, particularly in Scotland, where community policing was pioneered, this book delves into the diverse strategies employed by police departments to foster closer connections with their local communities. It examines the various means by which police forces sought to bridge the gap, such as collaborative efforts with schools and specialized work with juveniles and their families. Additionally, it includes a chapter that sheds light on police training and its profound impact on the development and implementation of community policing practices.

Community Policing, originally published in 1980, is a comprehensive exploration of the intricate relationship between the police and the community, penned by Evelyn B. Schaffer, an outsider with extensive experience working closely with law enforcement. Spanning a wide range of forces and projects, particularly in Scotland, where community policing was pioneered, this book delves into the diverse strategies employed by police departments to foster closer connections with their local communities. It examines the various means by which police forces sought to bridge the gap, such as collaborative efforts with schools and specialized work with juveniles and their families. Additionally, it includes a chapter that sheds light on police training and its profound impact on the development and implementation of community policing practices.

Dimension: 216 x 138 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781032415482