Policing Across the World: Issues for the Twenty-First Century

Abstract

An introduction to comparative policing an introduction to policing the world stage approaches to comparative analysis the impossibility of becoming an expert on everywhere police systems across the world variations on a theme the development of professional police in the United Kingdom and North America policing Europe - the police systems of continental Europe post-socialist policing - limitations on institutional change the colonial tradition policing in Japan - East Asian archtype policing issues in international perspective government and accountability of the police armed and unarmed police community policing as cherry pie police service for crime victims policewomen - an international comparison private policing - uniformity and diversity.

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