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Policing at the Top: The Roles, Values and Attitudes of Chief Police Officers de Bryn Caless

Policing at the Top: The Roles, Values and Attitudes of Chief Police Officers

Autor Bryn Caless
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 sep 2011
Based on confidential interviews with a large number of chief police officers, Policing at the Top presents a revealing analysis of these important figures in British society. Bryan Caless provides a cross-section of this often neglected occupation as well as a broad introduction to the process of becoming a senior police officer and the expectations, pitfalls, and challenges of leadership. With security and safety issues of paramount concern to all citizens, this topical book offers a vital glimpse into the minds of those who exert a profound influence over how society deals with crime, disaffection, and marginalization.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781447300151
ISBN-10: 1447300157
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: Bristol University Press
Colecția Policy Press

Notă biografică

Bryan Caless is former director of the Police College, Kent Police, a freelance writer, and a lecturer in policing in the Law and Criminal Justice Studies Department at Canterbury Christ Church University.

Recenzii

Having known Bryn Caless for many years, I knew, on hearing he was putting pen to paper, that the reader would be in for a thoroughly researched and thought provoking examination of policing at the top". You won't be disappointed. Whether scholar, commentator, police professional or interested observer, this book will prove a fascinating read and a welcome addition to this area of study." Jim Barker-McCardle, Chief Constable, Essex Police

A revealing, rigorous insight into the lives and perspectives of contemporary chief police officers. It reports on interviews with nearly a hundred of today's chiefs, and features their own accounts of their experiences and problems. A valuable and fascinating contribution to the understanding of 21st century policing as seen by those responsible for shaping its current and future practices. Robert Reiner, London School of Economics

Cuprins

List of tables
Glossary
Notes on the research methodology
About the author
Acknowledgements

Introduction: the notion of the ‘top cop’
1. Cloning or culture? The selection and appointment of chief officers
2. ‘The golden finger’: getting and keeping the top jobs
3. The challenge of leadership in the police
4. Oversight and chief officers’ relationships with police authorities, directly elected police crime commissioners, HMIC and the Home Office
5. On the nature of experience and exclusivity: the police ‘closed shop’
6. The future of policing
Postscript: Police leaders and resignations

Bibliography
Appendix
Index