Policing and Social Change
Policing and Social Change
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警务与社会变革
DOI：
10.1177/144078338802400102
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发表时间：
1988
影响因子：
2.4
通讯作者：
C. Corns
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文献类型：
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作者：
C. Corns
世纪上半叶在英国发展起来的原始警务模式的形式和结构，由于更广泛的社会变革而经历了重大的改革。然而，警察组织在使传统的警察意识形态和做法适应新的社会规范方面遇到了严重困难。警方的反应是保守主义，内部组织紧张，以及他们自己和社区之间日益脱节的特点。为了理解这一反应及其影响，本文认为警务方面的变化（a）职能（B）女警察（c）教育标准和（d）警察的法律的地位。这些例子突出了现代警务中的一些结构性矛盾，并暗示了未来警务的可能形式。
The form and structure of the original policing model developed in the first half of the nineteenth century in England has undergone significant reforms as a result of broader social changes. However, police organisations have experienced serious difficulties in adapt ing conventional police ideologies and practices to new social norms. The police response is characterised by conservatism, internal organisational tensions, and a growing disjunction between them selves and the community. To understand this response and its implications, this article considers changes in policing in terms of (a) functions (b) policewomen (c) educational standards and (d) legal status of police officers. These examples highlight a number of structural contradictions within modern policing as well as suggest ing the likely form of future policing.