Policing Scotland

ISBN-13: 9781843929383 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 576 str.

Daniel Donnelly

Opis

Presents an overview of policing in Scotland. This book includes chapters on historical developments that have shaped that modern policing, and the important and challenging areas of police management, resource management and the role of police unionism, policing of crime and disorder, community policing in Scotland.

Spis treści

1. Introduction: Policing Scotland Part 1: Overview 2. Structure and Organisation of Scottish Policing  3. Scottish Policing - A Historical Perspective  4. Governance, Accountabilities and Scottish Policing  5. Managing the police resource in Scotland  6. Police Unionism in Scotland  Part 2: Key Areas of Policing in Scotland 7. Policing Crime and Disorder in Scotland  8. Policing the Scottish Community  9. Young People and the Police in Scotland  10. The Police and Ethnic Monorities in Scotland  11. Crime Investigation in Scotland  Part 3: Scottish Policing Contexts 12. Police Powers and Human Rights in Scotland 13. The Police and Criminal Justice in Scotland  14. Forensic Science and Policing in Scotland  15. Violence, Culture and Policing in Scotland 16. The Role of the Police in Modern Scotland - Myths and Realities Conclusions 17. Semper Vigilo: The Future of Policing in Scotland

O autorze

Kenneth Scott is Director of the Centre for Criminal Justice and Police Studies at the University of the West of Scotland. Daniel Donnelly is Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Criminal Justice and Police Studies at the University of the West of Scotland.