The new Home Office : an introduction by Gibson, Bryan

Table of Contents: “…Cover ; Acknowledgements; CONTENTS; About the author; The author of the Foreword; Foreword; Preface; Contacting the Home Office; 1 The Home Office:An Overview; 2 Public Safety, Liberty and Protecting the Public; 3 The Police and Policing; 4 Crime Prevention and Crime Reduction; 5 Terrorism and Emergency Powers; 6 Border Controls, Immigration and Asylum; 7 Safeguarding Personal Identity; 8 Miscellaneous Home Office Responsibilities; 9 The Changed Role of the Home Secretary; LIST OF BRITISH HOME SECRETARIES SINCE 1794; 10 A Fresh Start and a New Era.…”
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Biographical Memoirs V.48.

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Biographical Memoirs V.74.

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Hanging in the balance : a history of the abolition of capital punishment in Britain by Block, Brian P., Hostettler, John

Table of Contents: “…Milestones to abolition -- Prime Ministers from 1800 to 1970 -- Home Secretaries from 1800 to 1970.…”
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Ethnic Diversity and the Nation State : National Cultural Autonomy Revisited by Smith, David J.

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Criminal justice 2000 : strategies for a new century by Cavadino, Michael, 1953-

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Understanding policing and professional practice by Sheldon, Barrie, Williams, Peter

Table of Contents: “…Reflective practice 1.1 -- Critical thinking activity 1.1 -- Evidence-based policing -- Policing spotlight -- Reflective practice 1.2 -- Conclusion -- Summary of key concepts -- Check your knowledge -- Further reading -- Chapter 2 The foundation and structure of the British police service -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Peace Preservation Force -- Reflective practice 2.1 -- Home Secretary -- Peelian principles -- Evidence-based policing -- Contested reasons for the New Police -- Conservative histories -- Revisionist histories -- Critical thinking activity 2.1…”
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