David hermine

1969 · 69506 — Princeton.: Princeton University Press. 1969. 31 tables xiv 482pp appendices bibliography index two letters in ink front free endpaper edges lightly foxed little worn dustjacket with corners trimmed and minor loss to head and spine and upper corner of upper cover now protected contents sound and clean overall a good copy. "As a pervasive and relatively modernised element of Indian society the police are potentially a powerful force affecting the establishment of stable democratic processes. In this book based on two extended periods of research in India Professor Bayley explores this topic in depth evaluates the achievements and failures of the police and recommends more creative approaches to police-community relations. The result is a remarkably comprehensive study of the formative role the police play in the maintenance and development of the Indian polical order." Publisher's description. . Princeton University Press. unknown