2014
DOI: 10.4324/9781315721255
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Understanding Police Culture

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“…The findings also provide an alternative view to Crank's notion that police culture cynicism attains maximum potency between the fourth and fifth year of a police officer's career, and suggests that the upper limit is only reached around the 20-year mark (15 years longer than originally thought). 29 The findings suggest that solidarity, isolation and cynicism are standard coping strategies among South African police officials, as they have been shown to be elsewhere. The notion that community-oriented policing challenges these attitudes seems, based on this study, unfounded.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The findings also provide an alternative view to Crank's notion that police culture cynicism attains maximum potency between the fourth and fifth year of a police officer's career, and suggests that the upper limit is only reached around the 20-year mark (15 years longer than originally thought). 29 The findings suggest that solidarity, isolation and cynicism are standard coping strategies among South African police officials, as they have been shown to be elsewhere. The notion that community-oriented policing challenges these attitudes seems, based on this study, unfounded.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Bien que la plupart des efforts consacrés à l'étude des processus de socialisation professionnelle des policiers reposent sur les propos tenus, a posteriori, par des policiers de carrière décrivant leur période d'entrée en fonction (Manning & Van Maanen, 1978 ;Crank, 1998), quelques chercheurs avaient plutôt abordé la question en suivant des recrues pendant les premiers moments de leur intégration professionnelle, de McNamara (1967) à Chan (2003, en passant par Van Maanen (1973, 1974, 1977) et par Fielding (1988. Certains des chocs de la réalité que ces chercheurs décrivent se retrouvent à des degrés divers dans les réponses données par les participants français et québécois sur lesquelles nous allons nous pencher ici.…”
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“…This means that police officers need some degree of cynical acquiescence to be able to cope with the heavy load of the 'crime fighter' imperative on their shoulders. In addition, Crank (1998) …”
Section: A Normative Approach With a Negative Connotationmentioning
confidence: 99%