Police Studies: International Review of Police Development,volume 19,issue 4  (04-1996)

Period of time： 1996年4期

Publisher： Emerald Group Publishing Ltd

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Total resources： 1

ISSN： 0141-2949

Subject： B84 Psychology

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Police Studies: International Review of Police Development,volume 19,issue 4

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Routine activities and the spatial-temporal variation of calls for police service: the experience of opposites on the quality of life spectrum

By LeBeau James,Coulson Richard in (1996)

Police Studies: International Review of Police Development,volume 19,issue 4 , Vol. 19, Iss. 4, 1996-04 , pp. 1-14

Emerald Group Publishing Ltd

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Evaluation of standardized field sobriety tests training in North Carolina

By Lord Vivian B in (1996)

Police Studies: International Review of Police Development,volume 19,issue 4 , Vol. 19, Iss. 4, 1996-04 , pp. 15-23

Emerald Group Publishing Ltd

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Police satisfaction with their jobs: arresting officers in the District of Columbia

By Seltzer Richard,Alonè Sucre,Howard Gwendolyn in (1996)

Police Studies: International Review of Police Development,volume 19,issue 4 , Vol. 19, Iss. 4, 1996-04 , pp. 25-37

Emerald Group Publishing Ltd

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The future of policing in Turkey: current and proposed organizational changes in public policing

By Aydin Ahmet H in (1996)

Police Studies: International Review of Police Development,volume 19,issue 4 , Vol. 19, Iss. 4, 1996-04 , pp. 39-56

Emerald Group Publishing Ltd

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Hailing and boarding: the psychological impact of US coast guard boardings

By Mueller G.O.W.,Adler Freda in (1996)

Police Studies: International Review of Police Development,volume 19,issue 4 , Vol. 19, Iss. 4, 1996-04 , pp. 57-68

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