Plural policing in the global north : insights into concepts, aspects and practices / Nathalie Hirschmann, Tobias John, Frauke Reichl, Jacqueline Abigail Garand, editors.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Hirschmann, Nathalie, editor.

John, Tobias, editor.

Reichl, Frauke, editor.

Garand, Jacqueline Abigail, editor.

ProQuest ebook central

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Police administration--Northern Hemisphere.

Police administration.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (x, 236 pages)

Place of Publication:

Cham : Springer, [2022]

Contents:

Intro

Preface

Contents

Editors and Contributors

About the Editors

Contributors

Plural Policing in the Global North

1 Structure and Objectives of the Book

1.1 Concepts of Plural Policing in the Global North

1.2 Practices of Plural Policing in the Global North

1.3 Aspects of (Plural) Policing in the Global North

References

Part I Concepts of Plural Policingin the Global North

The Contradictory Institutionalization of Plural Policing in Continental Europe: A Comparative Perspective

1 Introduction

2 Prevailing Theories and some Shortcomings

3 The Institutionalization of Plural Policing

4 Methodological Notes

5 Plural Policing in Europe: An Overview

6 Some European Cases: Austria, Sweden, and Belgium

6.1 Austria

6.2 Sweden

6.3 Belgium

7 Concluding Remarks

A Taxonomy of Plural Policing in the United States

2 Public Policing

3 Semi-Private Public Policing

4 Semi-Public Private Policing

5 Private Policing

6 Conclusion

Plural Policing in Germany-Heterogeneity and the Contingency of Its Making

2 Policing and Plural Policing

3 Plural Policing in Germany-Developments and Forms of Policing

4 Heterogeneity and Variance of German Plural Policing

5 Models of Plural Policing in Germany

6 Variances of Plural Policing in a Broader View

7 Policy Making in Spaces of Possibilities and the Contingency of Plural Policing Policies

8 Discussion

9 Conclusion

Part II Practices of Plural Policing

Plural Policing of Immigrant Neighbourhoods in Germany: An Understanding of the Concept and Resulting Recommendations for Action

2 The Research Project Migration and Urban Security

2.1 Background Information on the Research Project

2.2 Research Questions

2.3 Research Methods

2.4 Results

2.5 Areas of Action and Recommendations: Research Based Hypotheses

3 Conceptual Understanding of Policing in the Context of the Migration and Urban Security Project (Migsst)

Supporting and Developing Police Support Volunteers in a Large Urban Constabulary in England, UK

2 Organisational Approaches to PSVs

2.1 Clarifying a Corporate Position for Involving PSVs

2.2 The Influence of Individual Leaders

2.3 Changing Leadership Messages

2.4 A Volunteer `Hierarchy'

3 Supporting and Developing PSVs through Dedicated Volunteer Management

3.1 An Emotional Contract

3.2 `Championing' PSVs and the Voluntary Contribution

4 Resourcing Volunteer Programmes

4.1 Diminishing Investment in Volunteer Management

4.2 Managing PSVs with Fewer Resources

5 Involving PSVs in Austere Times

5.1 The PSV `Offer': Additionality or Substitution?

5.2 The Challenges of Balancing Additionality and Substitution in a Changing Service

5.3 Changing Conversations in a Changing Landscape

6 Discussion and Concluding Thoughts

Notes:

Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI Available via World Wide Web.

Description based upon online resource; title from PDF title page (viewed Dec 1st, 2022).

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

9783031162732

3031162730

Publisher Number:

99994022233

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.