Barry Loveday
Biographic Data
| ID | 4386762 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Barry Loveday |
| GIVEN NAMES | Barry |
| FAMILY NAME | Loveday |
| SIGNATURE | LOVEDAY B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Portsmouth |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 28 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Police Scotland
This article considers the recent creation of Police Scotland and the substitution of local police forces for a national police service ‘Police Scotland’ in 2013. It assesses the drivers for change and the arguments presented by both politicians and police professionals in favour of the eradication of all 8 local Scottish forces and the creation of a single police force. It contrasts developments in Scotland with those in England and Wales where …
Direct elections and the local governance of crime in the United Kingdom
Fighting Crime Together
Learning from the 2004 Crime Audit. An evaluation of the National Community Safety Plan 2006–2008 and Current Impediments to the Effective Delivery of Community Safety Strategy by Local Crime Reductio…
Police Reform and Local Government
Delinquent-Prone Communities
The ESIOM paradigm and its problems 2. The insidious effects of economic and social stress on parenting 3. Parenting, peers and delinquency 4. Delinquency generation at the individual level 5. Delinquency generation at the aggregate-level 6. An epidemic model of offender population growth 7. Theories of crime and place 8. Prevention Notes References Index
Police Accountability in the Provinces
Managing Crime
Tough on Crime or Tough on the Causes of Crime? An Evaluation of Labour's Crime and Disorder Legislation
The Impact of Performance Culture on Criminal Justice Agencies in England and Wales
Improving the Status of Police Patrol
Local authorities and crime prevention
Safer City Centres ‐ Reviving the Public Realm. Edited by Tanner Oc and Steven Tiesdell. Paul Chapman Publishing Ltd. Paperback. 260pp. £19.95 Crime Surveys and Victims of Crime. By Lawrence Koffman. University of Wales Press, Cardiff. 1996. Pp.164. £10.95 pb
Challenge and change
The Police and Magistrates' Courts' Act (1994) is intended to give substantial new powers to local police authorities (LPAs). These bodies will be made responsible for developing local objectives and planning and monitoring police activity thereafter. Additionally it is intended that the LPA will in due course be made responsible for introducing fixed term appointments for chief officers. The FTAs, which will be effective for periods of between f…
Business as usual? The new police authorities and the police and magistrates’ courts act
In 1993, the Home Secretary, Kenneth Clarke was to publish a White Paper on Police Reform designed to radically alter the structure of police authorities and the government of the police service in England and Wales. This was based on an official perception that contemporary demands placed on the police required more powerful and businesslike police authorities, to give leadership to the police and ensure that money was spent more effectively. In…
Contemporary challenges to police management in England and Wales
This article seeks to explore the application of a social market approach to the police service. It considers the extent to which a social market structure can be applied to a service which is ultimately dependent on public support for achieving its objectives. Its seeks to challenge assumptions concerning core and ancillary duties and the strict division which the Home Office has attempted to apply to them. It also contrasts public perceptions o…
Reforming the Police
The competing role of central and local agencies in crime prevention strategies
The new police authorities in the metropolitan counties
This paper assesses the effect of the Local Government Act (1985) on the functions of police authorities in the metropolitan areas. It considers the accountability of police forces to the Joint Police Boards established by the 1985 Statute and evaluates the structure and composition of the new Authorities in terms of councillor membership, participation and councillor influence over policing policy. The paper identifies the importance of the choi…
Police and Government in the 1990s
This article considers the proposals made for reform of local government and the creation of unitary authorities. It considers the relationship between police forces and local government and the introduction of new management structures for police forces. It argues for coterminous police and district authority boundaries, for district police committees and for closer coordination of police and other local services in the development of crime prev…
Getting Back into the Act
Joint boards and the local accountability of police in the metropolitan areas
Recent developments in police complaints procedure
1989). Recent developments in police complaints procedure: Britain and North America. Local Government Studies: Vol. 15, No. 3, pp. 25-57
Joint boards for police in the Metropolitan areas
Central Coordination, Police Authorities and the Miners' Strike
Police Complaints Procedure
The article reviews the system of enquiries into complaints about the police, after the 1964 and 1976 Police Acts. It concludes that there are still many unsatisfactory areas despite recent reviews and reforms
The Impact of Performance Culture on Criminal Justice Agencies in England and Wales
Reforming the Police
Managing Crime
Joint boards and the local accountability of police in the metropolitan areas
Improving the Status of Police Patrol
Central Coordination, Police Authorities and the Miners' Strike
Business as usual? The new police authorities and the police and magistrates’ courts act
In 1993, the Home Secretary, Kenneth Clarke was to publish a White Paper on Police Reform designed to radically alter the structure of police authorities and the government of the police service in England and Wales. This was based on an official perception that contemporary demands placed on the police required more powerful and businesslike police authorities, to give leadership to the police and ensure that money was spent more effectively. In…
The competing role of central and local agencies in crime prevention strategies
The new police authorities in the metropolitan counties
This paper assesses the effect of the Local Government Act (1985) on the functions of police authorities in the metropolitan areas. It considers the accountability of police forces to the Joint Police Boards established by the 1985 Statute and evaluates the structure and composition of the new Authorities in terms of councillor membership, participation and councillor influence over policing policy. The paper identifies the importance of the choi…
Joint authorities for police
The role of the police committee∗
1983). The role of the police committee. Local Government Studies: Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 39-52
Learning from the 2004 Crime Audit. An evaluation of the National Community Safety Plan 2006–2008 and Current Impediments to the Effective Delivery of Community Safety Strategy by Local Crime Reductio…
Police Accountability in the Provinces
Contemporary challenges to police management in England and Wales
This article seeks to explore the application of a social market approach to the police service. It considers the extent to which a social market structure can be applied to a service which is ultimately dependent on public support for achieving its objectives. Its seeks to challenge assumptions concerning core and ancillary duties and the strict division which the Home Office has attempted to apply to them. It also contrasts public perceptions o…
Police and Government in the 1990s
This article considers the proposals made for reform of local government and the creation of unitary authorities. It considers the relationship between police forces and local government and the introduction of new management structures for police forces. It argues for coterminous police and district authority boundaries, for district police committees and for closer coordination of police and other local services in the development of crime prev…
Getting Back into the Act
Joint boards for police in the Metropolitan areas
The role of the police committee∗
1983). The role of the police committee. Local Government Studies: Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 39-52
The role of the police committee
(1984). The role of the police committee: Constitutional arrangements and social realities, a reply to Dr. P. Waddington. Local Government Studies: Vol. 10, No. 5, pp. 43-50
Police Complaints Procedure
The article reviews the system of enquiries into complaints about the police, after the 1964 and 1976 Police Acts. It concludes that there are still many unsatisfactory areas despite recent reviews and reforms
Joint authorities for police
Central Coordination, Police Authorities and the Miners' Strike
Joint boards for police in the Metropolitan areas
Recent developments in police complaints procedure
1989). Recent developments in police complaints procedure: Britain and North America. Local Government Studies: Vol. 15, No. 3, pp. 25-57
Joint boards and the local accountability of police in the metropolitan areas
The new police authorities in the metropolitan counties
This paper assesses the effect of the Local Government Act (1985) on the functions of police authorities in the metropolitan areas. It considers the accountability of police forces to the Joint Police Boards established by the 1985 Statute and evaluates the structure and composition of the new Authorities in terms of councillor membership, participation and councillor influence over policing policy. The paper identifies the importance of the choi…
Police and Government in the 1990s
This article considers the proposals made for reform of local government and the creation of unitary authorities. It considers the relationship between police forces and local government and the introduction of new management structures for police forces. It argues for coterminous police and district authority boundaries, for district police committees and for closer coordination of police and other local services in the development of crime prev…
Getting Back into the Act
The competing role of central and local agencies in crime prevention strategies
Contemporary challenges to police management in England and Wales
This article seeks to explore the application of a social market approach to the police service. It considers the extent to which a social market structure can be applied to a service which is ultimately dependent on public support for achieving its objectives. Its seeks to challenge assumptions concerning core and ancillary duties and the strict division which the Home Office has attempted to apply to them. It also contrasts public perceptions o…
Reforming the Police
Business as usual? The new police authorities and the police and magistrates’ courts act
In 1993, the Home Secretary, Kenneth Clarke was to publish a White Paper on Police Reform designed to radically alter the structure of police authorities and the government of the police service in England and Wales. This was based on an official perception that contemporary demands placed on the police required more powerful and businesslike police authorities, to give leadership to the police and ensure that money was spent more effectively. In…
Challenge and change
The Police and Magistrates' Courts' Act (1994) is intended to give substantial new powers to local police authorities (LPAs). These bodies will be made responsible for developing local objectives and planning and monitoring police activity thereafter. Additionally it is intended that the LPA will in due course be made responsible for introducing fixed term appointments for chief officers. The FTAs, which will be effective for periods of between f…
Improving the Status of Police Patrol
Local authorities and crime prevention
Safer City Centres ‐ Reviving the Public Realm. Edited by Tanner Oc and Steven Tiesdell. Paul Chapman Publishing Ltd. Paperback. 260pp. £19.95 Crime Surveys and Victims of Crime. By Lawrence Koffman. University of Wales Press, Cardiff. 1996. Pp.164. £10.95 pb
Tough on Crime or Tough on the Causes of Crime? An Evaluation of Labour's Crime and Disorder Legislation
The Impact of Performance Culture on Criminal Justice Agencies in England and Wales
Managing Crime
Police Accountability in the Provinces
Delinquent-Prone Communities
The ESIOM paradigm and its problems 2. The insidious effects of economic and social stress on parenting 3. Parenting, peers and delinquency 4. Delinquency generation at the individual level 5. Delinquency generation at the aggregate-level 6. An epidemic model of offender population growth 7. Theories of crime and place 8. Prevention Notes References Index
Police Reform and Local Government
Learning from the 2004 Crime Audit. An evaluation of the National Community Safety Plan 2006–2008 and Current Impediments to the Effective Delivery of Community Safety Strategy by Local Crime Reductio…
Political science (26 works) · Law (22 works) · Law (22 works) · Public Administration (20 works) · Public Administration (20 works) · Criminology (17 works) · Policing Practices and Perceptions (17 works) · Sociology (14 works) · Business (12 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (10 works)