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Chapter Two The Conventional View of Law, Order, and Community
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Maurice A. Martin
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Preface xi
- Introducing Themes and Topics 3
- The Conventional View of Law, Order, and Community 25
- The Roots of Policing - The Urban Community 39
- Maintaining Order - The Neighbourhood Policing Function 69
- The Structure and Resources of Urban Policing 98
- Accountability and the Supervision of Policing by Governments 141
- Competent, Accountable, and Autonomous - Professionals in Urban Society 170
- Order, the City, and the Occupation 201
- Notes 209
- Bibliography 223
- Index 233
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Preface xi
- Introducing Themes and Topics 3
- The Conventional View of Law, Order, and Community 25
- The Roots of Policing - The Urban Community 39
- Maintaining Order - The Neighbourhood Policing Function 69
- The Structure and Resources of Urban Policing 98
- Accountability and the Supervision of Policing by Governments 141
- Competent, Accountable, and Autonomous - Professionals in Urban Society 170
- Order, the City, and the Occupation 201
- Notes 209
- Bibliography 223
- Index 233
