Police-community relations in times of crisis : decay and reform in the post-Ferguson era /

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Main Author: Deuchar, Ross.
Corporate Author: JSTOR (Organization)
Other Authors: Crichlow, Vaughn J., Fallik, Seth W.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Bristol: Bristol University Press, 2021
©2021
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505 0 |a Front Cover -- Police-Community Relations in Times of Crisis: Decay and Reform in the Post- Ferguson Era -- Copyright information -- Table of contents -- List of Tables and Boxes -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Part I Introduction -- 1 Policing, Communities, and the "Legitimacy Crisis": Context and Empirical Approaches -- Cops in crisis? Ferguson, police legitimacy, and de-policing -- Gangs, violence, and political and public concern about criminality -- Focus for the book, research methods, and chapter summaries -- Backdrop, aims, and purpose -- Approaches to data collection and analysis 
505 8 |a Chapter summaries -- Contribution to the field -- Part II Police-Community Relations in a New Era of Accountability and Change -- 2 High-Profile Shootings, the Media, and Police Legitimacy -- Police legitimacy and the confidence gap -- The roots of racial injustice -- Ferguson and the Department of Justice Report -- Social media and collective action -- Chapter summary -- 3 The "Ferguson Effect" and Emergence of "De-policing" -- The emergence of countermovements -- The "war on police"? -- Law enforcement accountability -- Harm to officers -- A galvanized police response 
505 8 |a Impact of the Ferguson Effect -- Chapter summary -- 4 Proactive Policing of Gangs: Cops as "Guardians" -- Reactive and proactive approaches to the policing of gang violence -- Insights into proactive approaches in Palm State -- People-changing, environment-changing "guardians" and "peace dealers" -- Street dialogue, "surrogate parenting," and democratic policing -- Outreach, education, and dialogical workshops -- Chapter summary -- 5 Reactive Policing of Gangs: Cops as "Warriors" -- The warrior/guardian framework -- Police militarization -- Warrior policing in the "hood" 
505 8 |a Warrior policing and gang suppression -- Chapter summary -- Part III Practitioner and Youth Insights on Police-Community Relations -- 6 Police as "Guardians" and "Warriors": Non-Law Enforcement Insights -- Racial minority men, gangs, violence, and the police -- Insights from practitioners and from participant observation in Queen County -- Young racial minority men, multiple disadvantage, and gangs -- Young men and the police in racial minority communities -- Reflections on proactive, community-centered policing approaches 
505 8 |a Critical perspectives on community engagement and officer-youth dialogues -- Police involvement and absence in outreach, early intervention, and prevention -- Police focus on "guardians" and a remaining, entrenched "warrior" culture -- Chapter summary -- 7 The Post-Ferguson Era: The Lived Experiences of Young Men in Racial Minority Communities -- Moving beyond practitioner perspectives: Interviews with young men -- Adverse childhood experiences, gangs, morality, and risk management -- Police discrimination, brutality, and repercussions from "warrior" approaches 
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