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This exciting new text is a one-stop, practical resource covering all the major issues associated with policing diversity. Whilst taking due account of the theoretical perspectives on policing diversity, this text supports and encourages the development of the relevant practical skills required to respond to diversity effectively. The book's interactive, accessible style makes it suitable for student police officers working through the IPLDP, those in Higher Education studying for Foundation Degrees and other Policing degrees, as well as anyone engaged in delivering police training in diversity issues.
This text investigates the practical and theoretical challenges inherent in policing within a multicultural and diverse society. Author Phil Clements provides a comprehensive framework designed to bridge the gap between academic theory and the operational realities faced by law enforcement professionals. By integrating scholarly perspectives with actionable skill-building exercises, the book aims to equip officers with the competencies necessary to navigate complex social dynamics effectively.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators identify this work as a foundational resource for students enrolled in policing degrees and professional training programs. Readers frequently note the accessible, interactive nature of the prose, which facilitates its use in both academic and vocational settings.
Page Count:
240
Publication Date:
2006-09-07
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199291357
ISBN-13:
9780199291359
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