Policing and the Condition of EnglandMemory, Politics and Culture

Ian Loader · Aogán Mulcahy

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SETTINGS AND REORIENTATIONS 1. Losing Faith?: Policing and Social Change in England since 1945 2. On Symbolic Power: Towards a Cultural Sociology of Policing NARRATIVES OF POLICING AND CULTURE 3. The Eclipse of the English Bobby 4. The Fracturing of Police Authority 5. The Cultural Politics of Police, 'Race', and Nation 6. The Job and the Force 7. The Power of the Police Voice 8. Cultures of Police Governance PAST AND PRESENT IN CONTEMPORARY POLICING 9. English Policing and Contemporary Culture

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