ABSTRACT

This is a book about policing styles in the broadest sense, looking at zero tolerance policing at one extreme and 'softer' approaches to policing at the other. It is particularly concerned to explore the dilemmas and moral ambiguities inherent in the tensions between different policing approaches. Rather than seeking to juxtapose 'hard' and 'soft' policing styles the guiding thread of the book is the notion that policing is both pervasive and insidious. Different policing styles, whether conducted by the public police service, private security or social work agencies, are all part of a multi-agency corporate crime control industry which provides the essential context for an understanding of these different approaches.

chapter |19 pages

Introduction

Policing Contemporary Society

part |93 pages

Policing Contemporary Communities

part |75 pages

Policing Contemporary Offences

chapter |14 pages

Tackling the roots of theft

Reducing Tolerance Toward Stolen Goods Markets

chapter |14 pages

Stalking the stalker

A Review Of Policing Strategies

chapter |12 pages

Policing financial crime

The Financial Services Authority And The Myth Of The ‘Duped Investor'

part |73 pages

Democracy, Accountability and Human Rights