Crime, Communities, and Public PolicyUniversity of Illinois Press, 1995 - 313 من الصفحات Hardy (management, McGill U.) examines how Canadian university administrators responded to declining enrolment, funding cutbacks, and public demands for more accountability during the 1980s. Citing six examples, she argues that their efforts to centralize authority and reallocate resources have failed to account for the political realities of university life and conflict, and recommends they take a broader view and seek consensus among competitors for scarce resources. Canadian card order number: C95-920993-X. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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Crime and Community Safety | 15 |
Prevalence Impact and Programs | 33 |
Comments | 77 |
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Citizens Community Organizations and the Police | 85 |
Comments | 123 |
Unfair and Ineffective | 127 |
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Problem and Policy | 201 |
Public Health and Criminal Justice in Partnership | 231 |
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The Politics of Street Crime and Criminal Justice | 265 |
Comments | 295 |
Notes on Contributors | 301 |
Chicago Assembly Participants | 305 |
Probation | 155 |
Comments | 177 |
Myth and Reality | 181 |
Chicago Assembly Program Committee | 311 |
Chicago Assembly Advisory Board | 312 |
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