Abstract
The proceedings look at the definition and concept of community policing, and how it operates in the various states of Australia, particularly Queensland in the post Fitzgerald era. The papers also discuss overseas models of community policing, as well as issues such as implementation problems, the impact of multiculturalism, and evaluation.
Proceedings of a conference held 23-25 October 1990
Contents
- Avoiding the dangers and pitfalls of community policing: ten questions that need to be addressed
Paul R. Wilson - The state of the art in community policing: an international perspective
David Bayley - Community policing: implications for Queensland
Glenda Waring - Issues for the Queensland Police
R. Kirkpatrick - Community policing - an ACT perspective
Bernard Collaery - Pitfalls of the introduction of community policing
Jeff Jarratt - Changing the face of policing
Owen Bevan - Community policing - questioning some basic assumptions
Peter Moir - Community policing in a multicultural Australia
Kel Glare - Community policing - success or failure? Exploring different models of evaluation
Rick Sarre - The role of the community in crime prevention - Neighbourhood Watch and the broader community interests
John Woodhead - The logic and the possibilities of 'wholistic' community policing
Lorraine R. Beyer - Witness watch
Norman Webber - A youth based community initiative - the juvenile advocacy service
Phil Costigan - Policing rural communities - a Northern Territory police perspective
Dave Moore - School based community policing - Northern Territory
Kevin G. Maley - Crime prevention and socio-legal reform on Aboriginal communities in Queensland
Barbara Miller - Police shootings and community relations
Jude McCulloch - Problems in the implementation of community policing strategies
Chris Cunneen - Community response and fear of crime implications for community policing
David Collins - Overseas models of community policing
Philip N. Cornish - The Inter-Departmental Committee on Youth Affairs Crime Prevention Working Party
Rod Lees - Complaints against the police: a 'community policing' perspective
Andrew J. Goldsmith - Police responses to community policing
David B. Moore - Community policing - the future for Queensland
Lyall Booth - The police and the community in the 1990s - overview: an address to the Australian Institute of Criminology
Peter Beattie - List of participants