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Thomas Francis Adams
Goodyear Pub. Co.
Criminal justice: readings
The police and society
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Paul Chevigny

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1671446887277_28552097

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Preface
Section 1. The police role. Why a cop?
Dorothy P. Humphrey
Are policemen supermen?
Karl Menninger
Why?
Richard B. Cadenasso
The problems of being a police officer
Richard H. Blum
The patrolman
James Q. Wilson
A sketch of the policeman's "working personality"
Jerome H. Skolnick
Section 2. Police selection and retention. The economic aspects of police selection: the oral board
James H. Rankin
You can't tell by looking
Kenneth W. Sherrill
Lateral transfer
Glenn A. Marin
Operation: police manpower
James A.F. Kelly and Robert C. Barnum
Keeping policemen on the job: some recommendations arising from a study of men and morale
Richard H. Blum and William J. Osterloh
Are you oriented to hold them?
Thomas Reddin
Section 3. Professionalization. The elusive professionalization that police officers seek
Walter E. Kreutzer
The working policeman, police "professionalism" and the rule of law
Jerome H. Skolnick
The police: a mission and role
A.C. Germann
Implications of professionalism in law enforcement for police-community relations
Louis A. Radelet
Section 4. Academic progress in law enforcement. Upgrading the service
Larry D. Soderquist
Law enforcement training and the community college: alternative for affiliation
Denny F. Pace, James D. Stinchcomb, and Jimmie C. Styles
LEEP: its development and potential
William E. Caldwell
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