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Main Title Leadership, ethics, and policing : challenges for the 21st century /
Author Ortmeier, P. J.
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Meese, Edwin.
Publisher Prentice Hall,
Year Published 2010
OCLC Number 268789322
ISBN 9780135154281; 0135154286
Subjects Police ethics ; Law enforcement--Moral and ethical aspects ; Police training--Moral and ethical aspects ; Law enforcement--United States ; Police--United States
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ELBM  HV7924.O67 2010 AWBERC Library/Cincinnati,OH 05/31/2017
Edition 2nd ed.
Collation xix, 348 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Notes Revised edition of: Leadership, ethics, and policing : challenges for the 21st century / Edwin Meese III, P.J. Ortmeier. c2004. Includes bibliographical references (pages 320-340) and index.
Contents Notes Foreword -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Challenge For Modern Policing -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Principles of policing -- Peel's principles -- Modern application of Peel's principles -- Change imperative -- Community policing -- Advancements in technology -- Professionalism and accountability -- Ethical leadership challenge -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Top cops charged without firing a shot -- Chapter 2: Importance Of Ethical Leadership -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Why ethical leadership? -- Role of values and discretion -- Means to accomplish goals -- Who is an ethical leader? -- Ethical leader defined -- Ethical leadership is every officer's responsibility -- Ethical leadership development -- Ethical leadership competencies -- Contemporary views on leadership competencies -- Police officer leadership competencies -- Research on police leadership competencies -- Essential police leadership competencies -- Communications and related interpersonal competencies -- Motivational competencies -- Problems-solving competencies -- Planning and organizing competencies -- Actuation-implementation competencies -- Word of caution -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Police officer leadership competencies -- Chapter 3: Concepts And Dynamics Of Leadership -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Leadership defined -- Approaches to the study of leadership -- Leadership theories overview -- Leader-centered theories -- Trait theories -- Behavior theories -- Personal-situational theory -- Interaction-expectation theory -- Follower- and context-centered theories -- Situational theory -- Contingency theory -- Path-goal theory -- Leader-follower interactions-centered theories -- Leader-follower (member) exchange theory -- Transformational theory -- Psychodynamic approach -- Leadership is not management -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Leadership challenge -- Chapter 4: Ethics, Morality, And Leadership -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Ethics defined -- Theoretical basis for ethics -- Ethics and virtue -- Ethics and morality -- Ethics and choice -- Ethics and professional conduct -- Law enforcement codes of ethics and conduct -- Codes of ethics -- Code of conduct -- Primary responsibilities of a police officer -- Performance of the duties of a police officer -- Discretion -- Use of force -- Confidentiality -- Integrity -- Cooperation with other police officers and agencies -- Personal-professional capabilities -- Private life -- Codes of ethics-pros and cons -- Ethics and leadership -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Ethics and leadership -- Chapter 5: Policing and Professional Conduct -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Policing as a profession -- Police misconduct -- Role of the police subculture -- Prevention and correction of unethical conduct -- Police officer rights -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Unprofessional conduct -- Chapter 6: Communication: Key To Interpersonal Relations -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Communication defined -- Context for communication -- Speech and interpersonal communications -- One-on-one conversations -- Meetings -- Working in teams and task forces -- Public speaking -- Special challenges in communications -- Cross-cultural communication -- Media relations -- Managing communication conflict -- Tactical communication -- Hostage situations -- Barricaded subjects -- Note taking and report writing -- Field notes -- Reports -- General report-writing principles -- Sources of information -- Records, documents, and informants -- Victim and witness interviews -- Computerized databases -- Internet -- Ethics in communication -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Effective communication -- Chapter 7: Motivation: Key To Personal And Professional Success -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Context for motivation -- Attitude and motivation -- Individual differences and motivation -- Maslow's hierarchy of needs -- Alderfer's ERG theory -- McClelland's learned needs theory -- Expectancy theory -- Behavioral assumptions, motivation, and leadership style -- Theories X, Y, and Z -- Managerial (leadership) grid -- Situation leadership model -- Vroom-jago time-drive leadership model -- Path-goal motivational leadership -- Ethical leaders as motivator -- Motivation guidelines for ethical leaders -- Motivation and burnout -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Motivation -- Chapter 8: Ethical Decision Making And Problem Solving -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Ethical decision making -- Problem solving -- SARA problem-solving model -- Scanning -- Response -- Assessment -- Problem solving in groups -- Problem solving through group consensus -- Community mapping -- Barriers to problem solving -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Ethical dilemma -- Chapter 9: Planning, Organization, Implementation, And Evaluation -- Learning objectives -- Introduction --Planning -- Needs and risk assessments -- Developing alternative courses of action -- Cost-benefit analysis -- Budgeting -- Action plan selection -- Contingency planning -- Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) -- Organization -- Organizational leadership, learning and performance -- Why organizations fail -- Leadership organizations -- Organizational learning -- Performance in organizations -- Implementation -- Human resource management -- Occupation (job task) analysis -- Job description -- Job specifications -- Recruitment -- Selection -- Training -- Scheduling -- Performance appraisal -- Promotion -- Discipline -- Equipment and facilities -- Policy and procedure statements -- Contract services (outsourcing) -- Operations -- Evaluation -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Doing more with less -- Chapter 10: Ethical Leadership In The context Of Policing A Community -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Community policing defined -- What community policing is not -- What community policing is -- Context for community policing -- Role of the community -- Role of the police -- Working with diversity -- Building community partnerships -- Community partnerships in action -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Future of community -- Policing -- Chapter 11: Policing And Homeland Security -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Homeland security: a brief history -- Natural disasters -- Environmental disasters -- Terrorist threat -- PATRIOT Act -- U S Department of Homeland Security (DHS) -- DHS components -- Office of the DHS secretary -- DHS advisory panels and committees -- 9/11 Commission -- Homeland Security strategy -- National strategy for Homeland Security -- State strategic plans -- Local strategic planning -- Disaster and emergency planning -- Organizational change -- Federal government reorganization -- State government reorganization -- Local government reorganization -- Interagency coordination and cooperation -- Fusion centers -- Joint terrorism taskforces -- Community outreach -- Critical infrastructure protection -- Operational planning and response planning -- Training -- Logistical support -- Exercises -- Police leadership and terrorism -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Terrorism and policing -- Chapter 12: Strategic Policing -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Change and innovation -- Traditional policing -- Problem-oriented policing -- Team policing -- Neighborhood policing -- Community policing -- Intelligence-led policing -- Intelligence cycle -- CompStat -- Strategic policing -- Strategy defined -- Strategic community policing -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Role of traditional policing in strategic community policing -- Chapter 13: Vision For Change -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Twenty-first century issues in policing -- Dynamics of police work -- Civil liability -- Officer safety and survival -- Limited resources -- Relations with private security -- Police discretion -- Profiling -- Police misconduct -- Police public image -- Politics and the police -- Training content and methods -- Urban decay -- Dealing with gangs -- Use of force -- Working with diverse populations -- Policing: difficulties, consequences, and growth -- Ethical leadership challenges -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Discussion questions and exercises -- Case Study: Vision for change -- References -- Index. From the Publisher: From street cop to chief, this guide develops a wide-range of ethical leadership skills applicable to all police ranks. Moving beyond incident-driven techniques, the book embraces problem-oriented, intelligence-led policing and integrates both ethics and leadership concepts. This edition includes two new chapters to address today's environment-one on Homeland Security and one on strategic policing. New case studies, examples and applications appear throughout the text and help officers develop essential ethical leadership competencies.
Place Published Upper Saddle River, NJ
PUB Date Free Form ©2010
BIB Level m
Medium unmediated
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Cataloging Source OCLC/T
LCCN 2008053846
OCLC Time Stamp 20170526072000
Language eng
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Type CAT
OCLC Rec Leader 11542cam 2200505 a 45010