Full Description
The use of criminal intelligence remains a significant area of growth, especially across the wider 'policing' arena. This book offers an accessible and critical account of how intelligence analysis can improve policing and law enforcement.
This second edition has been updated with new research and material offering inventive modes of critical thinking, including both practical knowledge and an evaluative understanding of the applications and risks associated with intelligence. Some of the key features of the book include:
Advances theories of intelligence analysis
Critical evaluation of intelligence sources
Includes recommendations to improve practice
Leadership and management approaches in intelligence-led policing
Strategic applications of intelligence for crime reduction
Technological innovation and data science integration in intelligence work
Future-focused and offers new ideas to develop policy and practice
This volume is aimed at students and scholars of law enforcement intelligence studies, policing, and criminology. It will also be a useful resource for policymakers as well as practitioners in a range of law enforcement settings.
Contents
1. Why intelligence analysis remains essential in policing 2. Understanding the value and danger of intelligence sources 3. How leaders / managers improve the intelligence process 4. How analysts can improve intelligence analysis 5. Intelligence and crime reduction 6. The use of intelligence techniques in reactive and proactive investigations 7. The enduring importance of partnership intelligence 8. Technology and data science 9. Improving intelligence analysis to meet future challenges
