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Contents: Preface — 1 Historical perspective — 2 Police culture — 3 The art and style of proactive police leadership — 4 Purposes and principles of police organizations — 5 Operating principles — 6 Proactive communication and information management — 7 Proactive police technology for the twenty-first century — 8 Patrol operations and community policing — 9 Basic line functions — 10 Administrative/staff functions — 11 Auxiliary functions — 12 Human resources management — 13 Training — 14 Proactive planning — 15 Collective bargaining and police management — 16 The future of proactive police management.

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