Presents a rich, and highly original, empirical account of crime control partnerships on the waterfront, exploring how such crime is controlled and enhancing the current theoretical understandings of the policing 'partnerships' that exist between state agencies and private actors, both in the United States and Australia.
Presents a rich, and highly original, empirical account of crime control partnerships on the waterfront, exploring how such crime is controlled and enhancing the current theoretical understandings of the policing 'partnerships' that exist between state agencies and private actors, both in the United States and Australia.
Dr Russell Brewer is a Lecturer at Flinders University Law School, and an Associate Investigator in the Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security (CEPS). He holds a PhD in Law from the Australian National University, and is currently a Departmental Visitor at that institution. His research interests include policing, crime prevention, organised crime, and social networks and he has spent the past few years examining crime control strategies on American and Australian waterfronts - looking specifically at the successes (and failures) of public/private policing partnerships.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: Setting the Scene 1: Crime, Police, and the Waterfront 2: Charting the Evolution of Collaborative Crime Control Part II: Studies of Active Partnerships on the Waterfront 3: The Anatomy of Policing American and Australian Waterfronts 4: Crafting Productive Partnerships on an American Waterfront 5: Identifying Barriers to Collaboration on an Australian Waterfront Part III: Conclusions and Reflections 6: Reforming and Re-imagining Collaborative Crime Control Partnerships
Part I: Setting the Scene 1: Crime, Police, and the Waterfront 2: Charting the Evolution of Collaborative Crime Control Part II: Studies of Active Partnerships on the Waterfront 3: The Anatomy of Policing American and Australian Waterfronts 4: Crafting Productive Partnerships on an American Waterfront 5: Identifying Barriers to Collaboration on an Australian Waterfront Part III: Conclusions and Reflections 6: Reforming and Re-imagining Collaborative Crime Control Partnerships
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