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    Summary Project Lea 2

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    The document discusses several theories of comparative policing: 1) economic theory links crime to unrestrained migration and overpopulation in urban areas, 2) anomie theory suggests progressive lifestyles weaken older social norms, 3) deprivation theory states that rising expectations not met can lead to unrealistic expectations, and 4) demographic theory ties delinquency to adolescent identity crises in large birth cohorts. It also defines comparative law enforcement as studying and comparing police organizations, training, and methods between nations to identify similarities and differences to advance international policing. Variables said to impact policing system comparisons include colonization, urbanization, and romanticizing low crime in traditional societies.

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    The document discusses several theories of comparative policing: 1) economic theory links crime to unrestrained migration and overpopulation in urban areas, 2) anomie theory suggests progressive lifestyles weaken older social norms, 3) deprivation theory states that rising expectations not met can lead to unrealistic expectations, and 4) demographic theory ties delinquency to adolescent identity crises in large birth cohorts. It also defines comparative law enforcement as studying and comparing police organizations, training, and methods between nations to identify similarities and differences to advance international policing. Variables said to impact policing system comparisons include colonization, urbanization, and romanticizing low crime in traditional societies.

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    The document discusses several theories of comparative policing: 1) economic theory links crime to unrestrained migration and overpopulation in urban areas, 2) anomie theory suggests progressive lifestyles weaken older social norms, 3) deprivation theory states that rising expectations not met can lead to unrealistic expectations, and 4) demographic theory ties delinquency to adolescent identity crises in large birth cohorts. It also defines comparative law enforcement as studying and comparing police organizations, training, and methods between nations to identify similarities and differences to advance international policing. Variables said to impact policing system comparisons include colonization, urbanization, and romanticizing low crime in traditional societies.

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    Amor Lapas
    The document discusses several theories of comparative policing: 1) economic theory links crime to unrestrained migration and overpopulation in urban areas, 2) anomie theory suggests progressive lifestyles weaken older social norms, 3) deprivation theory states that rising expectations not met can lead to unrealistic expectations, and 4) demographic theory ties delinquency to adolescent identity crises in large birth cohorts. It also defines comparative law enforcement as studying and comparing police organizations, training, and methods between nations to identify similarities and differences to advance international policing. Variables said to impact policing system comparisons include colonization, urbanization, and romanticizing low crime in traditional societies.

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    Theories of comparative policing

    - economic or migration theory a theory of comparative policing which states that crime
    everywhere is the result of unrestrained migration and overpopulation in urban areas
    such as ghettos and slums
    - theory of anomie and synomie a theory of comparative policing which suggests that
    progressive lifestyles and norms result in the disintegration of older norms that once held
    people together
    - Deprivation theory a theory of comparative policing which states that progress comes
    along with rising expectations. people at the bottom develop unrealistic expectations
    agency (PDEA) under the office of the president
    - Demographic theory a theory of comparative policing which is based on the event when
    a greater number of children are being born. As these baby booms grow up, delinquent
    subcultures develop out of the adolescent identity crisis.
    Comparative law enforcement

    - It is the science and art of investigating and comparing the police system of nations. It
    covers the study of police organizations, trainings and methods of policing of various
    nations.
    - It is the process of outlining the similarities and differences of one police system to
    another in order to discover insights in the field of international policing.
    Variable effecting system comparison on policing system

    - The variables of colonization and underdevelopment…


    - Urbanization or the process of migration from countryside to the city…
    - Comparativists romanticize the folk-communal society for its low crime rates...

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