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THEORY OF POLICE-IMMIGRANT RELATIONS

NCJ Number
17050
Author(s)
J BROWN
Date Published
1974
Length
73 pages
Annotation
DISCUSSION OF VARIOUS LOCAL AND NATIONAL FACTORS AFFECTING POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS IN THE IMMIGRANT WEST INDIAN AND ASIAN (INDIAN AND PAKISTANI) COMMUNITIES OF BRADFORD AND BRIXTON IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Abstract
THE TOPICS DISCUSSED INCLUDE JOB OPPORTUNITIES, THE PREVAILING POLITICAL-LEGAL POLICY TOWARDS IMMIGRATION, AND THE CULTURES AND CONDITIONS OF LOCAL IMMIGRANT GROUPS. ALSO CONSIDERED ARE THE NATURE OF THE HOST COMMUNITY, THE NATURE AND QUALITY OF LOCAL SOCIAL AND YOUTH ORGANIZATION, AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCILS. THE PRESENCE OF POLITICAL RACIAL EXTREMISTS GROUPS IS BRIEFLY DESCRIBED. POLICE POLICIES AND ACTION IN DEALING WITH THE PROBLEMS OF POLICING INNER CITY IMMIGRANT DISTRICTS ARE ALSO EXAMINED.

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