The Oxford Handbook Of Police And Policing Apr 2026

: Focuses on racial profiling, race relations in the inner-city, and the role of local police in illegal immigration enforcement.

: Discusses emerging challenges such as private policing, the "War" on Terrorism, and global shifts in policing methodology. Key Insights The Oxford handbook of police and policing

, edited by Michael D. Reisig and Robert J. Kane, is a definitive scholarly resource that examines the development, operation, and future of the policing institution. It provides a comprehensive overview of research conducted in the United States and globally, addressing both practical professional issues and theoretical frameworks. Core Themes and Sections The handbook is organized into six major thematic parts: : Focuses on racial profiling, race relations in

: Originally published in April 2014, with subsequent releases in 2019. Reisig and Robert J

: It addresses how terrorism has shifted local police focuses toward new reform efforts and aggressive order maintenance.

: Explores the history of police, political influences, drug markets in urban areas, and the rationalization of police organizations.

: Examines critical issues like police legitimacy, the use of coercion, misconduct, and the impact of technology (e.g., TASER use).