Community Policing Articles
Friedmann, Robert R. “Comprehensive Police Reform? More Than Policing!” The Georgia Police Chief, Winter 2021, pp. 20-23.
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Friedmann, Robert R. 2020. “Build meaningful police reform.” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Friedmann, Robert R. 2018. “Police and Incitement to Terrorism: The Challenge of Countering Violent Narratives.” Pp 165-169 in Incitement to Terrorism, edited by Anne F. Bayefsky and Laurie R. Blank. Brill | Nijhoff: Nijhoff Law Specials, Volume:95
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Friedmann, Robert R. 2017. “What can the U.S. do to prevent another mass shooting?” Fortune
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Friedmann, Robert R. 2017. “How can we better protect crowds from terrorism?” The Conversation
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Friedmann, Robert R. 2015. “Broken Windows and Policing.” The Police Chief
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Friedmann, Robert R. and Bob Hayes. 2014. “Emergency Preparedness and Business Continuity.” Pp. 91-108 in International Facility Management by Kathy O. Roper and Lisa J. Borelo (eds.), Wiley Blackwell, Chichester, United Kingdom.
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Friedmann, Robert R. 2013. “Community Policing: Reinventing the Wheel?”International Journal of Criminology and Sociology 2:291-293
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Friedmann, Robert R. and William J. Cannon. 2007. “Homeland Security and Community Policing: Competing or Complementing Public Safety Policies.” Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management: Vol.4: Iss. 4, Article 2.
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Friedmann, Robert R. 2006. “The University Perspective: The Policing Profession in 2050.” The Police Chief, Vol. LXXIII, No. 8 (August): 23-25.
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Friedmann, Robert R. 2002. “Community Policing: Comments on the Brussels 2000 conference.” Pp. 145-147 in Evaluating Community Policing, edited by Tom Van den Broeck & Christian Eliartes. Brussels, Belgium: Politeia.
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Friedmann Robert R. 1999. “Policing and Society.” Encyclopedia of Violence, Peace, and Conflict, Volume 3, (pp. 11-21). Academic Press.
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Friedmann, Robert R. 1996. “Community Policing: Some Conceptual and Practical Considerations.”Home Affairs Review, Volume XXXIV ( No. 6): 114-23 (in Hungarian).
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Community Policing in Metropolitan Atlanta: Findings From Officers and Residents Surveys and Residents Focus Groups. Project PACT/CCP – Metropolitan Atlanta Area – Community Policing Component. October, 1996. Robert R. Friedmann, Ph.D., Director, Community Policing Component; Professor and Chair, Department of Criminal Justice, Georgia State University
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Friedmann, Robert R. 1994.““Super Agency” is key to community policing.” Atlanta Constitution
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Community Policing Policy Recommendations. June, 1994. A report submitted by J. Fred Bailey, Lee P. Bell, Jr., Robert R. Friedmann, Ph.D. (Chair), Wayne B. Smith, Sean R. Tooley. Department of Criminal Justice, College of Public and Urban Affairs, Georgia State University
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Friedmann, Robert R. 1992. “Making Community Policing Work.” Chicago Tribune
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Friedmann, Robert R. 1990. “Community Policing: Promises and Challenges.”Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice 6(2):79-88
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Friedmann, Robert R., Paul Florin, Abraham Wandersman and Ron Meier. 1988. “Local Action on Behalf of Local Collectives in the U.S. and Israel: How Different Are Leaders From Members in Voluntary Associations?” Journal of Voluntary Action Research 17(3- 4):36-54
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Friedmann, Robert R. 1987. “Citizens Attitudes Toward the Police: Results from an Experiment in Community Policing in Israel.” American Journal of Police VI(l):67-93
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Wandersman, Abraham., Paul Florin, Robert R. Friedmann and Ron Meier. 1987. “Who participates, Who Does Not Participate, and Why? Results from the United States and Israel.” Sociological Forum 2(3):534-555
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Friedmann, Robert R. 1986. “Transformation of Roles for Police Officers: Perceptions of a Community Oriented Role.” Police Studies: The International Review of Police Development 9(2): 68-77
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Friedmann, Robert R. 1986. “The Neighborhood Police Officer and Social Service Agencies: A Working Model for Cooperation.” Police Studies: The International Review of Police Development 9(4): 175-183
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