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Comparative models of policing / Virgilio C. Ablaza, Ph.D Crim, PSSg Thomas B. Taynan Jr.

By: Ablaza, Virgilio C [author.]Contributor(s): Taynan, Thomas Jr. B [author.]Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Quezon City, Philippines : Wiseman's Books Trading, Inc. c2025Description: iv, 211 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 22 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9786214183814 [paperback]Subject(s): Law enforcement -- Case studies | Police administration -- Case studies

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Chapter I: Introduction -- Chapter II: Models of Policing -- Chapter III: Multi-cultural policing -- Chapter IV: Extradition treaty and international agreement on law enforcement cooperation.

Summary: "This textbook will give a complete analysis of comparative police approaches, with a primary focus on Community-Based law enforcement and its impact on the community's overall welfare in relation to the peace and order situation. Policing that strengthens and attracts partnerships and cooperation among stakeholders to promote peace and development. A single agency cannot tackle a complicated societal problem on its own; collaboration is required. Combined stakeholder efforts have a favorable influence on the general public as the key to ensuring security, public order, and safety. Synergistic collaborations between the community, local government units, and the PNP are crucial for achieving peace and order, which promotes quality of life. A comprehensive approach to problems affecting public safety and order in the community, as well as collaborative problem-solving. It demands stakeholders to consider reducing crime and increasing quality of life, which means that policing is a societal responsibility. It promotes all parties to participate and own their actions, as well as foster trust and cooperation among stakeholders" --Preface

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Chapter I: Introduction -- Chapter II: Models of Policing -- Chapter III: Multi-cultural policing -- Chapter IV: Extradition treaty and international agreement on law enforcement cooperation.

"This textbook will give a complete analysis of comparative police approaches, with a primary focus on Community-Based law enforcement and its impact on the community's overall welfare in relation to the peace and order situation. Policing that strengthens and attracts partnerships and cooperation among stakeholders to promote peace and development. A single agency cannot tackle a complicated societal problem on its own; collaboration is required. Combined stakeholder efforts have a favorable influence on the general public as the key to ensuring security, public order, and safety. Synergistic collaborations between the community, local government units, and the PNP are crucial for achieving peace and order, which promotes quality of life. A comprehensive approach to problems affecting public safety and order in the community, as well as collaborative problem-solving. It demands stakeholders to consider reducing crime and increasing quality of life, which means that policing is a societal responsibility. It promotes all parties to participate and own their actions, as well as foster trust and cooperation among stakeholders" --Preface

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