Policing Service and Governance: Essays on Contemporary Issues

Synopsis

This collection of essays offers a critical examination of professional policing service and governance, designed to engage educators and foster deeper understanding of contemporary issues. The work delves into the complexities of power, policy, and public life, exploring how these elements shape our societies and the crucial role of information and intelligence within policing. It specifically addresses the intelligence-led policing model, evaluating its effectiveness and implications within the broader context of law enforcement. The essays in this volume are crafted to illuminate the intricacies of policing, from the collection and sharing of information to the ethical considerations and practical application of governance strategies. By providing insightful analyses and thought-provoking perspectives, this book aims to equip teachers with a more comprehensive grasp of the subject matter, encouraging critical engagement with the systems that underpin law enforcement and public safety. It is an essential resource for understanding the evolving dynamics of policing in the modern era.