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Women in Public and Private Law
Enforcement |
Gives the reader the opportunity to practice their
skills in answering questions based
on real-world type investigations. Offers self-evaluation exercises
Covers the full spectrum of investigative issues
Women in Public and Private Law Enforcement is hands-down the most comprehensive
examination of women in law enforcement to date. Most importantly, it fills
the current void that exists for texts on this important and growing area of
law enforcement. Both public and private sector law enforcement are covered
including policing and private security. For policing this includes not only
municipal policing, but also state and federal law enforcement. For the security
industry, coverage includes not only private security guards but also various
other occupations that may be included under private security such as protection
specialists.
Women in Public and Private Law Enforcement is intended for academicians and
students of sociology, criminal justice, psychology, business, management and
loss prevention as a resource on women in non-traditional occupations, specifically
law enforcement. It is also intended for professionals in the field today, to
apprize them of contemporary issues for women in law enforcement and serve as
a reference to guide policy and procedure development.
Authors Pamela Collins and Kathryn Scarborough not only define distinctions
in law enforcement and private security but also provide an understanding of
the importance of specificity, with regard to this occupational analysis. The
authors’ diverse background allows them to offer uniquely complementary
approach, emphasizing both the importance of understanding the professions from
a practical standpoint, while at the same time giving credence to academic analysis.The
book’s primary focus is on gender with limited attention paid to race
and ethnicity. Some comparisons are made when appropriate, but the ultimate
goal is to provide the reader the most comprehensive analysis with respect to
gender. Finally, the authors provide women in law enforcement today with detailed
analysis and description of how far they have come, the struggles they have
faced, the challenges they have overcome, and the achievements they have made.
Contents Introduction History/Legal Mandates Public Law Enforcement Private Law Enforcement Empirical Research Women Executives Special Issues/Future Trends Interviews |
Women in Public and Private Law Enforcement
For: Students and researchers in law enforcement, private security, and criminal
justice; law enforcement professionals interested in the history and current
state of women in law enforcement, including supervisors and human resource
professionals. By Pamela A. Collins 166 pages. $35.00
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