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New technology and practical police work

01 January 1991

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New technology and practical police work
libdoc November=1992

Author: Ackroyd, Stephen et al
Publisher: Open University Press, 1992, 178pp
Keywords: Police Computers Intelligence CID HOLMES PNC
Contents:
Chapter 1: The social character of technical innovation
Chapter 2: Studying the police
Chapter 3: The organisation and management of policing
Chapter 4: The impact of technological innovation
Chapter 5: Work managers and managing the work
Chapter 6: Uniform patrol work and information technology
Chapter 7: The work of detectives
Chapter 8: Moving on
Notes; bibliography; index

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