Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Introduction: the humanities and the police / Emilio C. Viano and Jeffrey H. Reiman -- Chap. 1. The humanism of command / Philip J. Stead -- Chap. 2. What are police for? / M.C. Dillon -- Chap. 3. Legal philosophy and the police function / Beryl H. Levy -- Chap. 4. The policeman: his nature and his duties / Paul Weiss -- Chap. 5. On the duty to obey an unjust law / Phillip H. Scribner -- Chap. 6. Are the police necessary? / Roger Wertheimer -- Chap. 7. The melting potter: urban policeman in America / Thomas V. DiBacco -- Chap. 8. The early Tudor concept of order / Terence R. Murphy -- Chap. 9. Evaluating the Cleveland Police Department: 1920-1970 / James F. Richardson -- Chap. 10. Uniformed police in the city of Berlin under the Empire / Frank J. Thomason -- Chap. 11. Literature and the police function: a theoretical perspective / Barry A. Marks -- Chap. 12. Laughter and the law: Shakespeare's comic constables / Jeanne A. Roberts -- Chap. 13. Police and the enemy image in black literature / Gary R. Weaver -- Chap. 14. The tragedy of a "Blue Knight": how the nature of police work stimulates an unproductive resolution of a man's character conflict / Jody Palmour -- Chap. 15. The police function and the problem of external control / Richard J. Lundman -- Chap. 16. Should the police officer know what's happening? / Robert Price and Barbara R. Price -- Chap. 17. Governmental responses to protest and disorder / Ralph G. Lewis and Jerome R. Corsi -- Chap. 18. Drug enforcement: have the police gone into business for themselves? / John A. Webster -- Chap. 19. Self-image, occupational image, role relationships among recruits and experienced police / Emilio Viano and Jackwell Susman -- Chap. 20. Rights and wrongs of selective law enforcement / Thomas Edelson -- Chap. 21. Controlling the police / Lynn B. Cooper -- Chap. 22. The professions, the police, and the future / Gordon Welty -- Chap. 23. Will the police be called the children of God? / William F. McDonald.. }
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- catalog description "Introduction: the humanities and the police / Emilio C. Viano and Jeffrey H. Reiman -- Chap. 1. The humanism of command / Philip J. Stead -- Chap. 2. What are police for? / M.C. Dillon -- Chap. 3. Legal philosophy and the police function / Beryl H. Levy -- Chap. 4. The policeman: his nature and his duties / Paul Weiss -- Chap. 5. On the duty to obey an unjust law / Phillip H. Scribner -- Chap. 6. Are the police necessary? / Roger Wertheimer -- Chap. 7. The melting potter: urban policeman in America / Thomas V. DiBacco -- Chap. 8. The early Tudor concept of order / Terence R. Murphy -- Chap. 9. Evaluating the Cleveland Police Department: 1920-1970 / James F. Richardson -- Chap. 10. Uniformed police in the city of Berlin under the Empire / Frank J. Thomason -- Chap. 11. Literature and the police function: a theoretical perspective / Barry A. Marks -- Chap. 12. Laughter and the law: Shakespeare's comic constables / Jeanne A. Roberts -- Chap. 13. Police and the enemy image in black literature / Gary R. Weaver -- Chap. 14. The tragedy of a "Blue Knight": how the nature of police work stimulates an unproductive resolution of a man's character conflict / Jody Palmour -- Chap. 15. The police function and the problem of external control / Richard J. Lundman -- Chap. 16. Should the police officer know what's happening? / Robert Price and Barbara R. Price -- Chap. 17. Governmental responses to protest and disorder / Ralph G. Lewis and Jerome R. Corsi -- Chap. 18. Drug enforcement: have the police gone into business for themselves? / John A. Webster -- Chap. 19. Self-image, occupational image, role relationships among recruits and experienced police / Emilio Viano and Jackwell Susman -- Chap. 20. Rights and wrongs of selective law enforcement / Thomas Edelson -- Chap. 21. Controlling the police / Lynn B. Cooper -- Chap. 22. The professions, the police, and the future / Gordon Welty -- Chap. 23. Will the police be called the children of God? / William F. McDonald.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: the humanities and the police / Emilio C. Viano and Jeffrey H. Reiman -- Chap. 1. The humanism of command / Philip J. Stead -- Chap. 2. What are police for? / M.C. Dillon -- Chap. 3. Legal philosophy and the police function / Beryl H. Levy -- Chap. 4. The policeman: his nature and his duties / Paul Weiss -- Chap. 5. On the duty to obey an unjust law / Phillip H. Scribner -- Chap. 6. Are the police necessary? / Roger Wertheimer -- Chap. 7. The melting potter: urban policeman in America / Thomas V. DiBacco -- Chap. 8. The early Tudor concept of order / Terence R. Murphy -- Chap. 9. Evaluating the Cleveland Police Department: 1920-1970 / James F. Richardson -- Chap. 10. Uniformed police in the city of Berlin under the Empire / Frank J. Thomason -- Chap. 11. Literature and the police function: a theoretical perspective / Barry A. Marks -- Chap. 12. Laughter and the law: Shakespeare's comic constables / Jeanne A. Roberts -- Chap. 13. Police and the enemy image in black literature / Gary R. Weaver -- Chap. 14. The tragedy of a "Blue Knight": how the nature of police work stimulates an unproductive resolution of a man's character conflict / Jody Palmour -- Chap. 15. The police function and the problem of external control / Richard J. Lundman -- Chap. 16. Should the police officer know what's happening? / Robert Price and Barbara R. Price -- Chap. 17. Governmental responses to protest and disorder / Ralph G. Lewis and Jerome R. Corsi -- Chap. 18. Drug enforcement: have the police gone into business for themselves? / John A. Webster -- Chap. 19. Self-image, occupational image, role relationships among recruits and experienced police / Emilio Viano and Jackwell Susman -- Chap. 20. Rights and wrongs of selective law enforcement / Thomas Edelson -- Chap. 21. Controlling the police / Lynn B. Cooper -- Chap. 22. The professions, the police, and the future / Gordon Welty -- Chap. 23. Will the police be called the children of God? / William F. McDonald.".