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Recruiting a multiracial police force

01 January 1991

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Recruiting a multiracial police force
libdoc November=1991

Author: Holdaway Simon
Publisher: HMSO (Home Office) 1991
Keywords: Police Black/people

Contents:

1. Ethnic minority recruitment into the police
2. Researching ethnic minority recruitment: methods and
objectives
3. Ethnic minority recruitment policy: the questionnaire study 4.
Ethnic minority recruitment initiatives
5. Ethnic minority recruitment into Highton police
6. Ethnic minority recruitment into Midshire constabulary
7. Ethnic minority recruitment into Lowside Police
8. Themes and issues of ethnic minority recruitment
9. The views of ethnic minority officers
10. Ethnic minority officers and race relations
11. A policy for ethnic minority recruitment into the police

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