Reform in Policing: Lessons from the Whitrod Era

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Hawkins Press, 1997 - Law - 143 pages
Provides an important analysis of attempts to reform policing grounded in the experience of the Whitrod era in Queensland. Bolen's analysis is based on detailed insider knowledge of the processes unparalleled in other studies of police reform. This book offers a detailed and rich history of Queensland policing at the time but its relevance extends much beyond Queensland. It is a valuable text for anyone interested in policing and organisational change.
 

Contents

Introduction
1
Policing and power
11
Policing in the 1960s and 1970s
30
Whitrods reform agenda
48
Major factors impacting on the agenda
69
Conclusion
115
Peels Principles 1829
131
Index
141
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