The Rowman & Littlefield handbook of policing, communication, and society. (2021)

• Record Type: Book
• Other Titles: Handbook of policing, communication, and society; Policing, communication, and society
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Howard Giles, Edward Maguire, Shawn L. Hill.
• Editors: Giles, Howard, 1946-
• Contents: Foreword by Darrel W. Stephens Introduction: Policing Through the Lens of Intergroup Communication by Howard Giles, Edward R. Maguire, and Shawn Hill Section I: Communicating Within Police-Relevant Agencies Chapter 1: Police Culture: Us versus Them Communication by Shawn Hill and Howard Giles Chapter 2: Doing Organizational Justice: The Role of Police Manager Communication by Scott Wolfe Chapter 3: The Critical Role of Communication in Recruitment and Retention of Police Officers by Charlie Scheer and Jeremy M. Wilson Chapter 4: Interagency Communication: Homicide Investigations By Joseph B. Kuhns and Shannon Messer Section II: Police Communication with Diverse Communities Chapter 5: Race, Policing, and Communication: Old Problems, Twenty-First Century Struggles by Travis Dixon, Marisa A. Smith, and Kristopher R. Weeks Chapter 6: Intergroup Biases: Policing and Gender By Cara E. Rabe-Hemp and Amie M. Schuck Chapter 7: Policing and LGBT+ Communities by Stephen Owen Chapter 8: Policing Muslim Communities: The Importance of Procedural Justice in Communication and Engagement Activities by Kristina Murphy Chapter 9: Law Enforcement Partnerships: Changing Communication Skills and Interventions in Response to People in Crisis by Ellen Scrivner Section III: Communicating About Policing To and From the Community Chapter 10: The Role of Communication Reform in Community Policing By Edward R. Maguire Chapter 11: Speaking Truth from Power through Strategic Police Communication by Michael S. Scott Chapter 12: The Role Of The Police In Fostering Community Resilience: A Communication Perspective by J. Brian Houston, Chandrika C. Collins, and Scott E. Branton Chapter 13: “I See You”: The Mediation of Complaints Can Build Understanding and Trust by Bernard K. Melekian Chapter 14: The Media and Our Perceptions of the Police by Matea Mustafaj and Jan Van den Bulck Chapter 15: Social Media and Intergroup Encounters with “Cops”: Biased Samples, Echo Chambers, and Research Opportunities by Joseph B. Walther Chapter 16: Newsworthiness of Police: Changes In Print Media Coverage of Police Post-Ferguson David H. F. Tyler and Edward R. Maguire Section IV: Communication Dynamics Related To Specific Types of Crimes and Incidents Chapter 17: Language in Traffic Stop Interactions: Patterns In Language Use and Recommendations for Fostering Trust and Compliance by Belén Lowrey-Kinberg Chapter 18: Understanding the Communication Dynamics Inherent To Police Hostage and Crisis Negotiation by Amy R. Grubb Chapter 19: Improving Law Enforcement Responses To Gender-Based Violence: Domestic and International Perspectives by Caroline Bettinger-López and Tamar Ezer Chapter 20: Direct Communication in Focused Deterrence by David M. Kennedy Chapter 21: Policing Hate Crimes and Terrorism in the Digital Age by Brian Blakemore Chapter 22: Crowd Theory, Communication, and Policing By Clifford Stott, Matthew Radburn, and Leanne Savigar Conclusion: New Directions in Policing and Intergroup Communication by Howard Giles, Shawn Hill, Edward R. Maguire, and Daniel Angus
• Publisher Details: Lanham : Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
• Publication Date: 2021
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
• Subjects: 363.23; Police; Police ethics; Police-community relations; Criminal justice, Administration of
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781538132906
• Related ISBNs: 9781538132890
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Description based on CIP data; resource not viewed.
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