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100			_aLanza-Kaduce, Lonn et al.
245			_aPolicing in the wake of Hurricane Andrew: comparing citizens' and police priorities
260			_c1998
300			_ap.413-19
520			_aTaking advantage of the breakdown of formal social control directly following Hurricane Andrew in Miami, Florida, this paper conducts a naturally occurring breaching experiment to examine the deeper structure of values about policing and police practices. Both citizens of the damaged neighborhoods and the attending police were interviewed to determine the degree of concensus/dissensus concerning ideal and actual priorities of policing during the crisis period. The findings reveal a remarkable degree of consensus among citizens and the police. The implications for a consensus versus a conflict view of policing are discussed. - Reproduced
650			_aPolice
650			_aAttitudes
773			_aDisaster Prevention and Management: an International Journal
909			_a40479
999			_c40479 _d40479