Police Organization and Training

1. Introduction
M. R. Haberfeld

2. Beyond Reproach: The Need for Effective and Responsive Training
Curtis A. Clarke, Kim Armstrong

3. Changing Paradigms in Police Training: Transitioning from a Traditional to an Andragogical Model
Robert F. Vodde

4. Innovative Law Enforcement Training: Blended Theory, Technology, and Research
Valerie Atkins, William A. Norris

5. From Theory to Practice: Simulation Technology as a Training Tool in Law Enforcement
Gregory P. Krätzig, Christine Hudy

6. Redesigning Specialized Advanced Criminal Investigation Training in Germany
Norbert Unger

7. The Evolution of Police Training: The Investigative Skill Education Program
Carol Glasgow, Cheryl Lepatski

8. The Professionalising Investigation Programme
Dan McGrory, Pat Treacy

9. The Generational Gap: Values and Culture-Building in the Hong Kong Police Force
K. C. Cheung

10. Learning to Deal with Potentially Dangerous Situations: A Situation-Oriented Approach
Otto Adang

11. INTERPOL: An International Perspective on Police Training and Development
Dale L. Sheehan

12. Developments in United Nations Police Peacekeeping Training
Andrew Carpenter, Chris Sharwood-Smith

13. New Enforcement Challenges: Modern Piracy Faces Unprepared Local Law Enforcement
M. R. Haberfeld, Agostino Hassell

Keywords: Social Sciences, Criminology & Criminal Justice, Social Policy, Public Administration