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Policing Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
The View from South Wales
A timely examination of the purpose of policing in Wales.
Through the lens of the South Wales Police, Policing Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow reflects upon the changing role of law enforcement in society. Written by both police practitioners and academics, it explores how the organization and conduct of different aspects of policing, including community and neighborhood policing, major crime investigations, as well as other functions, are shaped by a shifting array of interacting social, political, and economic influences.
Through the lens of the South Wales Police, Policing Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow reflects upon the changing role of law enforcement in society. Written by both police practitioners and academics, it explores how the organization and conduct of different aspects of policing, including community and neighborhood policing, major crime investigations, as well as other functions, are shaped by a shifting array of interacting social, political, and economic influences.
272 pages | 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 | © 2023
Sociology: Criminology, Delinquency, Social Control, Individual, State and Society
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
CHAPTER 1: REFORM, REINVENTION AND RECURRENCE IN POLICING
Martin Innes and Jeremy Vaughan
CHAPTER 2: A BRIEF HISTORY OF SOUTH WALES POLICE
Gareth Madge
CHAPTER 3: LEADERSHIP
Matt Jukes
CHAPTER 4: POLICING A CAPITAL CITY
Stephen Carr, Adam Edwards and Jenny Gilmer
CHAPTER 5: FINANCE, RESOURCES AND THE ORGANISATION OF POLICING
Umar Hussain and Trudy Lowe
CHAPTER 6: COMMUNITY POLICING IN SOUTH WALES
Cath Larkman and Colin Rogers
CHAPTER 7: HOMICIDE AND MAJOR CRIME INVESTIGATIONS
Cheryl Allsop and Mark O’Shea
CHAPTER 8: VIOLENCE AND THE CARDIFF MODEL FOR VIOLENCE PREVENTION
Jonathan Shepherd, Jonathan Drake and Wendy Gunney
CHAPTER 9: PUBLIC PROTECTION IN THE SOUTH WALES POLICE
Amanda L. Robinson, Lorraine Davies and Kath Pritchard
CHAPTER 10: POLICING AND THE DILEMMAS OF MEDIA COMMUNICATION
Martin Innes and Catherine Llewellyn-Roberts
CHAPTER 11: POLICE GOVERNANCE AND DEVOLUTION
Peter Vaughan
Chapter 12: REFLECTIONS
Martin Innes and Gareth Madge
Bibliography
Introduction
CHAPTER 1: REFORM, REINVENTION AND RECURRENCE IN POLICING
Martin Innes and Jeremy Vaughan
CHAPTER 2: A BRIEF HISTORY OF SOUTH WALES POLICE
Gareth Madge
CHAPTER 3: LEADERSHIP
Matt Jukes
CHAPTER 4: POLICING A CAPITAL CITY
Stephen Carr, Adam Edwards and Jenny Gilmer
CHAPTER 5: FINANCE, RESOURCES AND THE ORGANISATION OF POLICING
Umar Hussain and Trudy Lowe
CHAPTER 6: COMMUNITY POLICING IN SOUTH WALES
Cath Larkman and Colin Rogers
CHAPTER 7: HOMICIDE AND MAJOR CRIME INVESTIGATIONS
Cheryl Allsop and Mark O’Shea
CHAPTER 8: VIOLENCE AND THE CARDIFF MODEL FOR VIOLENCE PREVENTION
Jonathan Shepherd, Jonathan Drake and Wendy Gunney
CHAPTER 9: PUBLIC PROTECTION IN THE SOUTH WALES POLICE
Amanda L. Robinson, Lorraine Davies and Kath Pritchard
CHAPTER 10: POLICING AND THE DILEMMAS OF MEDIA COMMUNICATION
Martin Innes and Catherine Llewellyn-Roberts
CHAPTER 11: POLICE GOVERNANCE AND DEVOLUTION
Peter Vaughan
Chapter 12: REFLECTIONS
Martin Innes and Gareth Madge
Bibliography