POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS - HOW TO MAKE IT WORK (FROM DEVELOPING IMPROVED SOCIAL PROGRAMS, 1971 - SEE NCJ-29463)

• NCJ Number: 29465
• Author(s): T EISENBERG
• Date Published: 1971
• Length: 13 pages
• Corporate Author: American Institutes for Research
• Publication Format: Document
• Language: English
• Country: United States of America

Annotation

LESSONS FROM SAN FRANCISCO'S PROJECT PACE (POLICE AND COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE) ARE APPLIED TO POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS (PCR) IN GENERAL.

Abstract

THE FIRST SECTION CONTAINS A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT PACE. PART TWO CONSISTS OF A SHORT SUMMARY OF TRADITIONAL PCR EFFORTS WHICH HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN THIS COUNTRY OVER THE PAST FIFTEEN YEARS. IN PART THREE, THE AUTHOR OFFERS SOME PROPOSED PCR PROGRAMMING ACTIVITIES WHICH HE FEELS ARE NOT, BUT SHOULD BE, PART OF PCR PROGRAMMING EFFORTS NOW AND IN THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE. FINALLY, SOME ISSUES TO CONSIDER IN DEVELOPING AND OPERATING EFFECTIVE ACTION PROGRAMS IN PCR AND LAW ENFORCEMENT ARE CONSIDERED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT)