Police Organization and Management: Behavior, Theory, and Processes
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Police Organization and Management: Behavior, Theory, and Processes

by Jack Kuykendall, Roy R. Roberg

Law Sociology Management criminal justice
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Police Organization and Management: Behavior, Theory, and Processes explores police administration through a focused study of organizational behavior, management theory, and related processes. Written by Jack Kuykendall and Roy R. Roberg, it provides a structured resource for readers interested in the management and organization of police agencies.

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Police Organization and Management: Behavior, Theory, and Processes examines the organization and management of police agencies.

The book focuses on behavior, theory, and processes as central perspectives for understanding police administration.

Its subject matter connects law enforcement with management and organizational studies.

Written by Jack Kuykendall and Roy R. Roberg, this work is intended for readers seeking a focused examination of police organization and management.

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