Policing Ferguson, Policing America: What Really Happened―and What the Country Can Learn from It
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Policing Ferguson, Policing America: What Really Happened―and What the Country Can Learn from It

by Thomas Jackson

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Thomas Jackson examines Ferguson and its broader meaning for American policing. Focusing on what happened and what the country can learn, this book considers law enforcement, public institutions, and the national conversation surrounding policing in contemporary America.

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Policing Ferguson, Policing America examines the events associated with Ferguson and their significance for policing in the United States.

The book considers what happened and places the subject within a broader national context.

Thomas Jackson focuses on the lessons Ferguson may offer the country.

This is a work of contemporary history and social analysis concerning law enforcement, public institutions, and American society.

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