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

social issues public policy Law Enforcement
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Thomas Jackson examines policing in Ferguson and connects the subject to broader questions about law enforcement in America. Focused on what happened and what the country can learn, this book is suited to readers seeking a concise exploration of policing, public institutions, and national discussion.

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Policing Ferguson, Policing America examines the events and broader issues associated with policing in Ferguson.

The book places Ferguson within a wider American conversation about law enforcement and public life.

It considers what the country can learn from what happened.

Written by Thomas Jackson, this work offers a focused title for readers interested in policing, law, and contemporary American society.

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