
Published online:
19 September 2024
Published in print:
30 January 2024
Online ISBN:
9781447368137
Print ISBN:
9781447368090
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Introduction Introduction
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Community-building in policy Community-building in policy
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Social capital and collective efficacy Social capital and collective efficacy
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New perspectives on community-building New perspectives on community-building
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The limits of the police role The limits of the police role
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Summary Summary
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Questions for further consideration Questions for further consideration
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Further reading Further reading
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Cite
O'Reilly, Carina, 'Building communities', Neighbourhood Policing: Context, Practices and Challenges (Bristol , 2024; online edn, Policy Press Scholarship Online, 19 Sept. 2024), https://doi.org/10.1332/policypress/9781447368090.003.0008, accessed 22 Apr. 2025.
Abstract
This chapter looks at the possibility that neighbourhood policing might help to build good communities. It examines the evidence around social capital, collective efficacy and the ways that policing can contribute to these – as well as the idea that modern urban communities are very different and informal social control may no longer rest on a willingness to actively intervene. Finally it examines emerging models for developing the relationship between police forces and the communities they serve, but also the arguments that the police remit is already too broad.
Keywords:
collective efficacy, community building, informal social control, police remit, social capital
Subject
Security Studies
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