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• catalog abstract "This volume explains how police labor leaders can accumulate and effectively use power as the primary means of achieving the goals of a police labor organization. The text defines the concept of power, discusses how a police association can build power, and explains politics as the ultimate source of police association power. It also examines the use of confrontation as a power tool, discusses the importance of press relations as a means to achieve power, and assesses 10 case studies to demonstrate the principles discussed in the previous sections. The final section presents a historical perspective on the police labor movement in the United States and describes the current national organizations that are trying to organize the police. The authors have a combined 60 years of experience as attorneys, union organizers, and political consultants in activities that include bargaining contracts, representing police officers, leading local and statewide political conflicts, and assisting police associations in achieving their goals.".
• catalog contributor b10979801.
• catalog contributor b10979802.
• catalog contributor b10979803.
• catalog created "c1997.".
• catalog date "1997".
• catalog date "c1997.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1997.".
• catalog description "Chap. 26. Other confrontation pressure points : bond issues -- Chap. 27. Other confrontation points : police chief no-confidence votes -- Chap. 28. The downside of democracy : the police association can lose.".
• catalog description "Chap. 39. "In your face" bargaining : how the 1993 El Paso County Deputy contract was won through confrontation / Richard Ratliff -- Chap. 40. Holding on to contract benefits and avoiding layoffs : the 1991 Prince Georges County Maryland F.O.P. confrontation / Darryl Jones -- Chap. 41. The police vs. Time Warner : the story of David taking Goliath out to the woodshed for a good whippin' / John Burpo -- Chap. 42. The 1992 police civilian review board controversy in San Jose / Michael Fehr -- Chap. 43. Representing police officers in job-related legal matters : the Porac legal defense fund / Larry Friedman -- Chap. 44. How the Aurora, Colorado Police Association increased its membership in one easy election / Michael Shannon -- Chap. 45. How your police association can make the difference in a major political campaign / Mark Clark -- ".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 329-332).".
• catalog description "Part III. Politics : the lifeblood of a successful police association. Chap. 14. A knack for PAC's : preliminary remarks about police association political action -- Chap. 15. Some general comments on the internal struggle over association politics -- Chap. 16. Police association politics from A to Z : why associations should endorse -- Chap. 17. Politics from A to Z : what does the association have to offer? -- Chap. 18. Politics from A to Z : whom do we target? -- Chap. 19. Politics from A to Z : when do we endorse? -- Chap. 20. Politics from A to Z : how should the association endorse? -- Part IV. Police associations and confrontations. Chap. 21. About ethics, conflict, and tactics -- Chap. 22. Putting public pressure on for police wages, benefits, and working conditions -- Chap. 23. Voter referendums as a confrontation tactic -- Chap. 24. Everything you need to know about political consultants -- Chap. 25. Other confrontation pressure points : chambers of commerce -- ".
• catalog description "Part V. Police associations and the news media. Chap. 29. Importance of good police association : media relations -- Chap. 30. Giving good news conference : get the message right -- Chap. 31. Giving good news conference : logistical considerations -- Chap. 32. Giving good news conference : selecting the right spokesperson -- Chap. 33. How to deal with crisis communications -- Chap. 34. Making the most of news opportunities -- Part VI. Case studies on police association power, politics, and confrontation. Chap. 35. Introduction to the case studies -- Chap. 36. Building police association power : the San Antonio experience / Harold Flammia -- Chap. 37. How a police association can make the city deliver a good contract, and stay out of arbitration too : the 1991 Madison, Wisconsin police negotiations / Joe Durkin -- Chap. 38. Observations on a state and national election / Ronald G. DeLord -- ".
• catalog description "Part VII. Special addition. Disorganized labor : historical perspective and analysis of the police labor movement in the United States. Chap. 46. Some general observations about the police labor movement in the United States -- Chap. 47. The history of the police labor movement -- Chap. 48. The national organizations representing police officers today -- Endnotes -- References.".
• catalog description "Preface -- Part I. The essence of power and police association leadership. Chap. 1. The pressures facing a police association leader -- Chap. 2. Some observations about powerful police associations -- Chap. 3. Who is Saul Alinsky, and why is he such hot stuff? -- Chap. 4. The ethics of means and ends -- Chap. 5. Understanding who has the power in your community -- Part II. The building blocks of police association power. Chap. 6 Some observations about building internal association power -- Chap. 7. Strategic planning for police associations -- Chap. 8. Police association services : legal representation -- Chap. 9. Police association services : membership trusts -- Chap. 10. How associations can build community coalitions -- Chap. 11. How your police association can produce a first-class publication -- Chap. 12. How police associations can build a strong image -- Chap. 13. Ten signs of a dysfunctional police association, and what to do about it. -- ".
• catalog description "This volume explains how police labor leaders can accumulate and effectively use power as the primary means of achieving the goals of a police labor organization. The text defines the concept of power, discusses how a police association can build power, and explains politics as the ultimate source of police association power. It also examines the use of confrontation as a power tool, discusses the importance of press relations as a means to achieve power, and assesses 10 case studies to demonstrate the principles discussed in the previous sections. The final section presents a historical perspective on the police labor movement in the United States and describes the current national organizations that are trying to organize the police. The authors have a combined 60 years of experience as attorneys, union organizers, and political consultants in activities that include bargaining contracts, representing police officers, leading local and statewide political conflicts, and assisting police associations in achieving their goals.".
• catalog extent "xviii, 332 p. ;".
• catalog identifier "0398068100 (hbk.)".
• catalog identifier "0398068119 (pbk.)".
• catalog issued "1997".
• catalog issued "c1997.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Springfield, Ill. : C.C. Thomas,".
• catalog spatial "United States.".
• catalog subject "331.88/113632/0973 21".
• catalog subject "HV8143 .B87 1997".
• catalog subject "Police Labor unions United States.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Chap. 26. Other confrontation pressure points : bond issues -- Chap. 27. Other confrontation points : police chief no-confidence votes -- Chap. 28. The downside of democracy : the police association can lose.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Chap. 39. "In your face" bargaining : how the 1993 El Paso County Deputy contract was won through confrontation / Richard Ratliff -- Chap. 40. Holding on to contract benefits and avoiding layoffs : the 1991 Prince Georges County Maryland F.O.P. confrontation / Darryl Jones -- Chap. 41. The police vs. Time Warner : the story of David taking Goliath out to the woodshed for a good whippin' / John Burpo -- Chap. 42. The 1992 police civilian review board controversy in San Jose / Michael Fehr -- Chap. 43. Representing police officers in job-related legal matters : the Porac legal defense fund / Larry Friedman -- Chap. 44. How the Aurora, Colorado Police Association increased its membership in one easy election / Michael Shannon -- Chap. 45. How your police association can make the difference in a major political campaign / Mark Clark -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part III. Politics : the lifeblood of a successful police association. Chap. 14. A knack for PAC's : preliminary remarks about police association political action -- Chap. 15. Some general comments on the internal struggle over association politics -- Chap. 16. Police association politics from A to Z : why associations should endorse -- Chap. 17. Politics from A to Z : what does the association have to offer? -- Chap. 18. Politics from A to Z : whom do we target? -- Chap. 19. Politics from A to Z : when do we endorse? -- Chap. 20. Politics from A to Z : how should the association endorse? -- Part IV. Police associations and confrontations. Chap. 21. About ethics, conflict, and tactics -- Chap. 22. Putting public pressure on for police wages, benefits, and working conditions -- Chap. 23. Voter referendums as a confrontation tactic -- Chap. 24. Everything you need to know about political consultants -- Chap. 25. Other confrontation pressure points : chambers of commerce -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part V. Police associations and the news media. Chap. 29. Importance of good police association : media relations -- Chap. 30. Giving good news conference : get the message right -- Chap. 31. Giving good news conference : logistical considerations -- Chap. 32. Giving good news conference : selecting the right spokesperson -- Chap. 33. How to deal with crisis communications -- Chap. 34. Making the most of news opportunities -- Part VI. Case studies on police association power, politics, and confrontation. Chap. 35. Introduction to the case studies -- Chap. 36. Building police association power : the San Antonio experience / Harold Flammia -- Chap. 37. How a police association can make the city deliver a good contract, and stay out of arbitration too : the 1991 Madison, Wisconsin police negotiations / Joe Durkin -- Chap. 38. Observations on a state and national election / Ronald G. DeLord -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Part VII. Special addition. Disorganized labor : historical perspective and analysis of the police labor movement in the United States. Chap. 46. Some general observations about the police labor movement in the United States -- Chap. 47. The history of the police labor movement -- Chap. 48. The national organizations representing police officers today -- Endnotes -- References.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Preface -- Part I. The essence of power and police association leadership. Chap. 1. The pressures facing a police association leader -- Chap. 2. Some observations about powerful police associations -- Chap. 3. Who is Saul Alinsky, and why is he such hot stuff? -- Chap. 4. The ethics of means and ends -- Chap. 5. Understanding who has the power in your community -- Part II. The building blocks of police association power. Chap. 6 Some observations about building internal association power -- Chap. 7. Strategic planning for police associations -- Chap. 8. Police association services : legal representation -- Chap. 9. Police association services : membership trusts -- Chap. 10. How associations can build community coalitions -- Chap. 11. How your police association can produce a first-class publication -- Chap. 12. How police associations can build a strong image -- Chap. 13. Ten signs of a dysfunctional police association, and what to do about it. -- ".
• catalog title "Police association power, politics, and confrontation : a guide for the successful police labor leader / by John Burpo, Ron DeLord, Michael Shannon.".
• catalog type "text".