Wilson, James Q.

Carolyn D. Berry

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Criminal Justice and Penology Policing Practices and Perceptions Crime Patterns and Interventions

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Abstract James Q. Wilson was most recognized for his work with George Kelling and the development of broken windows theory. Their ideas became the groundwork for introducing community policing in law enforcement agencies across the United States. Though trained as a political scientist, his work is well known and debated in criminology and sociology. Wilson also was recognized for his commonsense public policy approach and his insistence that government officials disregard the opinion and needs of citizens.

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