Community policing and community building: a case study of officer perceptions (Record no. 87101)

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Personal name Glaser, Mark A.
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Title Community policing and community building: a case study of officer perceptions
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2010
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Extent p.309-25.
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Dates of publication and/or sequential designation May
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Summary, etc. The research uses the responses from more than 500 officers serving a midwestern city to understand their perceptions of themselves, fellow officers the police department, neighborhood organizations, and the larger community in relation to community policing. Based on this data, the authors explore how community policing might be used to create a greater convergence of purpose among citizens, neighborhoods, organizations, and the broader well-being of the community. Findings indicate that officers doubt the ability of citizens to rise above their own self-interest, but they think that they and their fellow officers can do so. Furthermore, findings suggest the need for an overarching community agenda to prevent neighborhoods from becoming "civic cocoons" and to promote convergence of purpose between neighborhoods and the broader community. Finally, this research suggests that police departments that engage in transparent decision making that carefully balances departmental and community interests are better able to encourage this collaboration. - Reproduced.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Police
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Personal name Denhardt, Janet
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Main entry heading American Review of Public Administration
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