Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management

Volume 32 Issue 3

Published: 2009 | Start Page: 415

Special Issue: Policing in Central and Eastern Europe, And Beyond – Contemporary Issues In Social Control
Guest Editor(s): Gorazd Meško and Chuck Fields

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1806304	Slovenian police officers' attitudes towards contemporary security threats and punishment Helmut Kury, Gorazd Meško, Miran Mitar, Chuck Fields (pp. 415-430) Keywords: Attitudes, Crimes, Police, Punishment, Slovenia ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (104 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions
1806305	Understanding diversity in policing: Serbian perspectives Želimir Kešetovic (pp. 431-445) Keywords: Disadvantaged groups, Discrimination, Ethnic minorities, Police, Serbia ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (553 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions
1806306	An assessment of the cooperation of governmental agencies with the criminal investigation department in criminal investigations: The case of Slovenia Irena Gorenak, Vinko Gorenak (pp. 446-458) Keywords: Crimes, Government agencies, Police, Slovenia ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (89 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions
1806307	The Croatian police, police integrity, and transition toward democratic policing Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovic (pp. 459-488) Keywords: Community policing, Croatia, Police, Police misconduct ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (284 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions
1806308	Post-conflict private policing: experiences from several former Yugoslav countries Andrej Sotlar (pp. 489-507) Keywords: Policing, Private sector organizations, Yugoslavia ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (117 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions
1806309	Are police and security personnel warming up to each other?: A comparison of officers' attitudes in developed, emerging, and transitional economies Mahesh K. Nalla, Joseph D. Johnson, Gorazd Meško (pp. 508-525) Keywords: Law enforcement, Police, Slovenia, South Korea, United States of America ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (113 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions
1806310	Shifting cultures: managerialism and the rise of “performance” Tom Cockcroft, Iain Beattie (pp. 526-540) Keywords: England, Managerialism, Performance measures, Police ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (107 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions
1806311	Qualitative approach to the research into the parameters of human security in the community Sladjana Djuric (pp. 541-559) Keywords: Communities, Human rights, Qualitative research, Serbia, State security ArticleType: Research paper View HTML \| View PDF (117 KB) \| Reprints & Permissions

Book Review

Chinese Policing
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1806302	Chinese Policing Vol : 32 Issue: 3 Special Issue: Policing in Central and Eastern Europe, And Beyond – Contemporary Issues In Social Control Author(s): Jessica C.M. Li View HTML

Common Sense Police Supervision: Practical Tips for the First-Line Leader
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1806303	Common Sense Police Supervision: Practical Tips for the First-Line Leader Vol : 32 Issue: 3 Special Issue: Policing in Central and Eastern Europe, And Beyond – Contemporary Issues In Social Control Author(s): Hal Nees View HTML

Guest editorial

Guest editorial
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1806312	Guest editorial Vol : 32 Issue: 3 Special Issue: Policing in Central and Eastern Europe, And Beyond – Contemporary Issues In Social Control Author(s): Gorazd Mesko View HTML

Perspectives on policing

Accounting for variation in distrust of local police
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1806313	Accounting for variation in distrust of local police Vol : 32 Issue: 3 Special Issue: Policing in Central and Eastern Europe, And Beyond – Contemporary Issues In Social Control Author(s): Daniel Lytle View HTML

Policing on the web

The Metropolitan Police Service
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1806314	The Metropolitan Police Service Vol : 32 Issue: 3 Special Issue: Policing in Central and Eastern Europe, And Beyond – Contemporary Issues In Social Control Author(s): J.W. Carter View HTML