NCJ Number
235607
Date Published
January 2011
Length
16 pages
Annotation
This report examines a new methodology for studying police organizations in the 21st century, using online surveys of department employees.
Abstract
This report examines a new methodology for studying police organizations in the 21st century, using online surveys of department employees. By surveying annually with a large and diverse sample of agencies, the methodology can measure the "life course" of these dynamic organizations to document change, provide timely feedback, establish national norms, furnish data series for future research and foster partnerships between practitioners and researchers.
Date Published: January 1, 2011
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