Problem-Oriented Policing
Problem-Oriented Policing examines an approach to public safety that centers attention on recurring problems rather than isolated incidents. Written by Herman Goldstein, this focused work offers students, researchers, and practitioners a concise entry point into an influential policing framework.
About This Book
Problem-Oriented Policing focuses on an approach to policing organized around identifying and addressing problems.
Herman Goldstein presents the subject through the framework suggested by the title, offering a focused resource for readers interested in policing and public safety.
This book may be useful to students, researchers, and professionals exploring the relationship between police practice, analysis, and community problems.
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