Conflict Management in Law Enforcement, 4th Edition
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Conflict Management in Law Enforcement, 4th Edition

James Pardy
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Conflict Management in Law Enforcement, 4th Edition exposes readers to situations that they will encounter in their law enforcement careers and provides the legislative and procedural knowledge needed to safely intervene in a dispute.

This edition includes expanded coverage of mental illness, updated statistics, and increased emphasis on de-escalation techniques. It also features two common problem-solving methods, CAPRA and PARE, to give readers the skills they need to communicate, counsel, mediate, advise, protect, and console in conflict situations. These methods are applied to real-life scenarios so that readers understand how to apply what they’ve learned on the job. By learning to manage conflict in this way, readers will have the abilities necessary to confidently and carefully approach various instances of conflict.

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ISBN
978-1-77255-457-1
Page Count
426
Publisher
Emond Publishing
Publication Date
March 2019
Status
Available
Subjects
ADR, Mediation, and Arbitration
Tags
Higher Education Policing, Security, and First Responders

  • Helpful sidebar boxes to highlight and reinforce important information
  • Reorganized table of contents for ease of use
  • New figures and photos to illustrate key concepts
  • Updated role-play scripts and scenarios included with end-of-chapter exercises

Part I: Understanding Conflict
Chapter 1: Stress in Conflict and Crisis Situations
Chapter 2: Understanding and De-escalating Conflict
Chapter 3: Problem Management

Part II: Mental Illness and Suicide
Chapter 4: Understanding Mental Illness and Personality Disorders
Chapter 5: Responding to Mental Illness
Chapter 6: Suicide

Part III: Special Populations
Chapter 7: Child Abuse
Chapter 8: Domestic Abuse
Chapter 9: Elder Abuse

Part IV: Crime Victims
Chapter 10: Crime Victims

Glossary
Index

Chapter 1: Stress in Conflict and Crisis Situations

Please note the following typographical errors in the discussion that follows the Use of Force diagram on page 59 (Figure 2.5). The diagram is correct, however the description that follows it requires the following corrections, which will be made when the book is reprinted: 
 
Page 62:

  1. Officer Presence: Colour Code—Blue: Change to “Light Green”

  2. Communication: Colour Code—Green: Change to “Dark Blue”

  3. Physical Control: Colour Code—Yellow: Change to “Dark Green”

 
Page 63:

  1. Intermediate Weapons: Colour Code—Orange: Change to “Light Blue”

 
Page 64:

  1. Lethal Force: Colour Code—Red: Change to “Gold”

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