Criminal Justice Organizations: Administration and Management

John Klofas · Stan Stojkovic · David B. Kalinich

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Part One: The nature of criminal justice organizations. Introdution to criminal justice organizations. The criminal justice system in its environment. Part Two: The individual in criminal justice organizations. Problems of communication in criminal justice administration. Motivation in criminal justice. Job design in criminal justice. Leadership in criminal justice organizations. Part Three: Group behavior in criminal justice organizations. Occupational socialization in criminal justice. Power in criminal justice organizations. Conflict in criminal justice. Part Four: Processes in criminal justice organizations. Decision making in criminal justice. Organizational effectiveness in criminal justice. Change and innovation in the criminal justice system. References. Index of names. Subject index.

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