Discuss the Proposition That “The Police Service Can No Longer Afford to Be a Caring Service Offering 24-Hour Cover”

Encyclopaedia Brittania, Volume 9, p.559.

White Paper, June 1993, “Police Reform: ‘A Police Service for the Twenty-First Century’,” p.4.

Ibid., p.2.

“The Voice of the Service” in Police, August 1994, p.21.

Dunbar-Brunton James (1979) The Law and the Individual, revised edition, Macmillan Tests for Business Studies, p.55.

Ibid., p.57.

“A Forecast of Growth in Organized Crime in Europe. New Challenges for Law Enforcement” in Police Studies, Vol. 15, No. 1 Spring 1992, p.63.

Ibid., p.66.

Policing and Society, Vol.3, 1994, p.307.

Ibid., p.306.

Hoogenboom B. (1991) “Grey Policing: A Theoretical Framework” in Policing and Society, Vol.2, p. 18.

Dunleavy Patrick Hood Christopher (1994) “From Old Public to New Public Management” in Public Money and Management, July-September, p. 10.

Ibid., p.9.

Ibid., p.11.

Ibid., p.17.

Evans Timothy Dr. (Ed.) (1991) “An Arresting Idea” in The Management of Police Services in Modern Britain, London: Adam Smith Institute.

European Journal in Criminal Policy and Research, Vol.1, No.1, Feb. 1994, p. 10.

Murphy Christopher (1993) Research Report No.26, Thinking Critically about Police Resources, Centre of Criminology, University of Toronto.

Ibid.

Lynn Matthew (1994) “Crime Pays for the Security Industry” in Sunday Times, August 28.

Johnson Les (1993) “Privatization and Protection: Spatial and Sectoral Ideologies in British Policing and Crime Prevention” in The Modern Law Review, November, Vol.56, No.6, p.772.