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> Measuring What Matters |
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| Langworthy,
Robert H., editor. (1999). Measuring
What Matters: Proceedings From the Police Research Institute Meetings.
NIJ Research Report. NCJ-170610. National Institute of Justice, U.S. Department
of Justice.
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| Document
(at NIJ website) |
Abstract:
Are traditional measures of police performance still meaningful for law
enforcement agencies that have adopted the principles of community policing?
Measuring What Matters: Proceedings From the Police Research Institute
Meetings presents a compilation of papers presented at three meetings
convened to focus on how to measure crime, disorder, and fear; public attitudes
and expectations; and the performance of police in light of the expanded
goals of community policing. The authors examine the implications of measuring
community policing performance and provide new assessment criteria for organizations
to monitor their community policing efforts.
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