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"Tables" [2016] ELECD 1037; in Delpeuch, Thierry; Ross, E. Jacqueline (eds), "Comparing the Democratic Governance of Police Intelligence" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2016) viii

Book Title: Comparing the Democratic Governance of Police Intelligence

Editor(s): Delpeuch, Thierry; Ross, E. Jacqueline

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

ISBN (hard cover): 9781785361029

Section Title: Tables

Number of pages: 1

Extract:

Tables
6.1 Motifs of prevention, disruption and detection 158
6.2 A typology of disruption methods 163
6.3 Seizures of drugs and guns during activities undertaken
within Operation Secret, August 2002­June 2003 168
6.4 Offers of counterfeit goods 170
6.5 Sample infractions focused on in efforts to disrupt one small
organized crime group over 18 months 175
6.6 Examples of methods used to disrupt a local organized crime
group 176
8A.1 Permissible actions by police officers during stops under
People v. DeBour 231
9.1 Perceptions of acceptance by non-Muslim society
(New York City and London samples) 238
9.2 Relationships within prior-attitude subgroups: police
behavior and perceived procedural justice as correlated to
Muslim­American willingness to cooperate (New York City
sample) 245
9.3A Impact of policy fairness on willingness to alert authorities
to threats (NYC Muslims) 246
9.3B Impact of policy fairness on willingness to alert authorities
to threats (London Muslims) 247
9.4A Impact of fair citizen contact on willingness to work with
authorities (NYC Muslims) 248
9.4B Impact of fair citizen contact on willingness to work with
authorities (London Muslims) 248
13.1 Selected instruments for the transnational exchange of
police information and their legal framework 335




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