Crime Analysis for Problem Solvers In 60 Small Steps
by Ronald V. Clarke, John E. Eck
Publisher: U.S. Department of Justice 2005
Number of pages: 150
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This manual assumes that you are an experienced analyst, accustomed to providing the kind of information needed to support police operations. The book prepares you for an analytic role as a key member of a problem-solving team. It provides you with a basic knowledge of problem-oriented policing and the related fields of environmental criminology and situational crime prevention.
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