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Rounding up the usual suspects? : developments in contemporary law enforcement intelligence / Peter Gill.
Van Pelt Library HV8195.A2 G55 2000
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Gill, Peter, 1947-
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Law enforcement--Great Britain.
- Law enforcement.
- Intelligence service.
- Great Britain.
- Law enforcement--North America.
- Intelligence service--Great Britain.
- Intelligence service--North America.
- North America.
- Physical Description:
- 290 pages ; 22 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Aldershot : Ashgate, 2000.
- Contents:
- 1 Governance, Information and Police
- Researching information and intelligence processes 3
- Contemporary governance 6
- Governance and markets 7
- Analytical framework: an intelligence system 18
- 2 Policing Networks
- Policing in Canada, United Kingdom and United States 27
- Networks and policing 33
- The three-dimensional expansion of policing networks 38
- Formal networks in New York 40
- Informal networks in New York 46
- Transnational Policing networks 48
- Conclusion: a 'geology' of policing? 54
- 3 Crime Networks
- Definitions of organised crime 58
- Criminal organisations 61
- Criminal markets 64
- Criminal governments 67
- Transnational organised crime 69
- 4 Development of Intelligence-Led Policing in the UK
- The search for new police strategies 78
- The organisation of criminal intelligence 81
- Local level 81
- Force level 83
- Regional level 85
- National level 86
- Customs and Excise 89
- Northern Ireland 91
- 5 Law Enforcement Intelligence in North America
- Canada 98
- New York
- State-level agencies 103
- Policing the City 105
- Policing the Port 110
- Transit Police 112
- Investigatory Commissions and Departments 113
- The role of prosecutors 117
- 'The Feds' 120
- Department of Justice 121
- Treasury Department 124
- Federal co-ordination 126
- 6 Targeting the Intelligence Process
- Setting priorities 132
- Targeting in Canada, UK and US 138
- 7 Technologies of Information Gathering
- The legal context 148
- The 'knowledge store' 156
- Open sources 168
- Covert technical surveillance 172
- 8 Informants and Undercover Police
- Authorisation and guidelines 182
- Recruitment 187
- Management 190
- Undercover operations 196
- 9 Producing and Using Intelligence
- Organising analysis 211
- Tactical and strategic analysis 216
- Analysts and investigators 219
- Analytical methods 220
- Organising dissemination 226
- Dissemination and action 232
- Public-private sharing 236
- 10 Rounding Up the Usual Suspects?
- Is intelligence-led policing making a difference? 243
- Surveillance, intelligence and the 'geology' of policing 246
- The centrality of targeting 249
- The National Intelligence Model in the UK 251
- Intelligence and the growth of 'informalism' 252
- Organising intelligence 256
- Conclusion: making intelligence accountable 258.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 184014923X
- OCLC:
- 44652096
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