Policing in 2020

Policing in 2020 / [compiled by Grey House Publishing].

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: Grey House Publishing, Inc (Compiler)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Amenia, New York : Grey House Publishing, 2021.
Series:Reference shelf ; v. 93, no. 1.
Subjects:
Police > United States > Sources.
Police brutality > United States > Sources.
Police > United States > Finance > Sources.
Police > United States > Public opinion > Sources.
Reference works.
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Police force
  • Understanding police brutality
  • The long painful history of police brutality in the U.S. / Katie Nodjimbadem
  • What the police really believe / Zack Beauchamp
  • George Floyd and the history of police brutality in America / Kadijatou Diallo and John Shattuck
  • 10 things we know about race and policing in the U.S. / Drew DeSilver, Michael Lipka, and Dalia Fahmy
  • Why statistics don't capture the full extent of the systemic bias in policing / Laura Bronner
  • 2. Policing in place
  • Community policing and the role of police: polling finds a divide in how Americans view police and protesters / Timothy Rich, et al
  • The negative consequences of entangling local policing and immigration enforcement / Danyelle Solomon, Tom Jawetz, and Sanam Malik
  • Has ICE found a way to get around sanctuary policies? / Jack Herrera
  • Calls for reform bring renewed focus to community policing, but does it work? / Candice Norwood
  • 3. Plague policing
  • Policing in the age of COVID-19
  • Policing during the coronavirus pandemic / Ed Chung, Betsy Pearl, and Lea Hunter
  • Explainer: why police will be crucial players in the battle against coronavirus / Terry Goldsworthy and Robyn Lincoln
  • Do we really need the COVID-19 police? / Marc Siegel
  • U.S. policing after wave one of COVID-19 / Vanda Felbab-Brown
  • COVID-19 curbs community policing at a time of diminishing trust / David Montgomery
  • 4. Training days
  • Police education and policy
  • Police reformers push for de-escalation training, but the jury is out on its effectiveness / Erin Schumaker
  • Private company moves to profit from New York's police reforms / Alice Speri
  • Police reforms stall around the country, despite new wave of activism / Nolan D. McCaskill
  • Could "insight policing" have saved Sandra Bland, Freddie Gray and others? / Megan Price
  • 5. Steps toward reform
  • Solving problems for a better policing system
  • Perfect storm: defund the police, COVID-19 lead to biggest police budget cuts in decade / Kevin Johnson and Kristine Phillips
  • Los Angeles cuts LAPD spending, taking police staffing to its lowest level in 12 years / David Zahniser, Dakota Smith, Emily Alpert Reyes
  • What exactly does it mean to defund the police? / Amanda Arnold
  • The defunding debate / Jack Herrera
  • 6. Policing the digital citizen
  • Technology in policing
  • The Microsoft police state: mass surveillance, facial recognition, and the azure cloud / Michael Kwet
  • cops in Miami, NYC arrest protesters from facial recognition matches / Kate Cox
  • Police are using facial recognition for minor crimes because they can / Alfred Ng
  • Body cameras are seen as key to police reform: but do they increase accountability? / Candice Norwood
  • Body cameras may not be the easy answer everyone was looking for / Lindsey Van Ness
  • Amazon's doorbell camera Ring is working with police--and controlling what they say / Kari Paul
  • How to reform police monitoring of social media / Rachel Levinson-Waldman and Angel Diaz.

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