Policing in Canada: Concepts, Actors and Challenges
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Policing in Canada: Concepts, Actors and Challenges

by Grégory Gómez Del Prado, Stéphane Leman-Langlois

Law Textbook criminal justice Policing
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Policing in Canada: Concepts, Actors and Challenges offers a broad introduction to the study of policing in Canada. It explores foundational concepts, identifies the actors involved, and considers the challenges that shape policing. A useful starting point for students and readers interested in law, criminology, and Canadian society.

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Policing in Canada: Concepts, Actors and Challenges introduces the central ideas used to understand policing in the Canadian context.

The book focuses on the actors involved in policing and the relationships among them.

It also examines challenges connected with policing, providing a broad framework for study and discussion.

Suitable for readers seeking an overview of Canadian policing, its organization, and the issues surrounding its practice.

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