Proactive Police Management

by Edward A. Thibault, Lawrence M. Lynch, R. Bruce McBride

Widely used throughout criminal justice and police science programs, this book emphasizes a contemporary and proactive approach to police management. Various police management styles are addressed throughout, from traditional scientific management to the behavioral/systems approach to the human relations approach. Its chapters take a realistic look at operational problems that can occur within a police department and how a consultative, proactive management style can help solve and resolve them. Fully updated in this edition, its goal is to reveal how proactive management techniques and new technology are revolutionizing police management today. Some new features This book is used for training police supervisors and administrators and is required reading for civil service promotional examinations.

432 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1985

Reviews

[Cak Muchtarom]

this book is very good and quite interesting. it's telling us much in servant police management. on other hand, we need more about how to develop police legitimation instead of procedural law enforcement.