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AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OJ!' CRININOLOGY

J.V. BARRY MEMORIAL LIBRARY

Training developments in the criminal justice system: a reading list.

March 1977

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MONOGRAPHS

AME~ICAN CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION. COMMITTEE ON PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND TRAINING

AUSTRALIA. DEPT. OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF CRIMINOLOGY

BAEHR, Melany E.

BERI{LEY, George E.

BLUM, Richard H. (ed.)

COHEN, Fred.

COUNCIL OF EUROPE. EUROPEAN COl-fl!.1ITTEE ON CRIME PROBLEHS

COUNCIL OF EUROPE. EUROPEAN CO~rnITTEE ON CRIME PROBLEMS

9orrection Officers Training Guide. College Park, Md, American Correctional Association, 1969.

International Training Course in Prison Administration: Course Documents. Canberra; 1970.

Planning and Policy for Crime Control Personnel. Papers, Training Project no.), 29 April-10 May, 1974. Canberra, 1975.

Psycholoaical Assessment of Pn.trolman Qualifications in Relation to Field Performance. Washington, D.C., Govt. Print. Off., 1968.

The Democratic Policeman. Boston, Beacon Press, 1969.

Police Selection. Springfield, Ill., Thomas, 1964.

The Leeal Challenge to Corrections: Im:e.!..ications for Nanpolver and Training:. College Park, Nd~ American Correctional Association, 1972.

The Status, Selection and Traininq: of Basic Grade Custodial Prison Staff. Strasbourg, Council of Europe, 1 967.

The Status% Select!£~~ainin~ of GoverninEI Grades of Staff of Penal Establishments. Strasbourg, Council of Europe, 1969.

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CROW, R.T.

EARLE, Howard H.

ELDEFONSO, Edward

ENGLISH, J. & HOUGHTON, R.

GALVIN, John J. & KARACKI, L.

HOOVER, Larry T.

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Criminology and Corrections Programs; ~ Study of the Issues; proceedings of a seminar convened by the Joint Commission of Correctional Manpow"er and Training, Ivashington, D.C., May 1-2 .. 1968. College Park, Md, American Correctional Association, 1972§

The Perceptions of Training Needs of' Adult Probatil.:::1 and Parole Officers ~Colorado. Denver, Colo., 1974. ---­\Thesis - University of Denver).

Police Recruit Traininff; Stress v. Non-stress: a Revolution in Law Enforcement" Career Pro ,rams a SpringfieJ.d, Ill., Thomas, 1973. American Lecture Series Pub. no.860).

Historical and Contemporary Aspects of Corrections: Recruitment of Personnel.

In his Issues in Corrections; a Book of Readinas. Beverly Hills, Glencoe Press, 1974, pp.75-136.

Police Training Manual. London, McGraw-Hill, 1975.

Ma~p01..,.er and Training in Correctional Institutions. 1vashington, D.C., Joint Commission on Correctional Manpower and Training, 1969.

Police Educational Characteristics and Curricula. Washington, D.C., U. S. Dept. of Justice, La,..,. Enforcement Assistance Administration, 1975.

JOINT COMMISSION ON CORRECTIONAL ~f.I\NPOWER AND TRAINING

JORGENSEN, James D. & SCHEIER, I.H.

LEins, M • H • W •

LOUIS HARRIS AND ASSOCIATES

LOUIS HAlmIS AND ASSOCIATES

LYLE, "'.H. & HORNER, T.I".

McCONKIE, Mark L.

MUNRO, Jim L.

Training in Law for Correctional Personnel. Washington, D. C., 19707

Volunteer Training for Courts and Corrections. Nethuchen, N.J., Scarecrow Press, 1973.

Some Aspects of Overseas Peno~: a Final Roport to th~ Winston Churchill Nornorial Trust. RocJrJlampton, 1971 •

The Public Looks at Crime and Corrections: report of a survey ••• Ivashd..ngton, D,C' 1 Manpower and Training, 1968.

Volunteers Look nt Corrections: report of a survey ••• Washington D.C., Joint Commission on Correctional Manpower and Training, 1969.

Behavioral Science and Modern Penol~: a Book of Hoadings. Springfield, Ill., Thomas, 1973.

Management by Objectives: a Corrections Perspective. Washington, D.C., National Institute of Lmv Enforcement and Criminal Justice, 1975.

Administrative Behavior & Police Or anization. (Criminal Justice Text Series Cincinnati, W.H. Anderson, 1974.

Offenders as a Correctional Manpower Resource; report of a seminar ••• Washington, D.C., Joint Commission on Correctional Manpower and Training, 1970.

POLK, Kenneth

SAUNDERS, Charles B., 1£

TRANTER, W.

UNITED STATES. NATIONAL ADVISORY CO~WISSION ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS AND GOALS.

UNITED STATES. NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMISSION ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS AND GOALS

WASSERMAN, R., GARDNER, M. P. & COHEN, A.S.

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The University and Corrections: Poten tinl for Collaborn ti va Rela tionship~. i Washington, D.C., Joint COllunission on Correctional Manpower and Training, 1969.

Upgrading the American Police: Education and 1'raining for Bettor Lml}' EnforcC'Illent. Washington, D.C., Brookings Institution, 1970.

Targets for In-service TrnininfI: report of a seminar convened ••• May, 1967, by the Office of Law Enforcement Assistance and the Joint Commission on Correctional Manpower and TraininB'. Washington, D.C., Joint Commission on Correctional Manpower and TraininB', 1967.

Correctional Traininff. Paper presented at the 21st annual meeting of the American Society of Adlerian Psychology, Toronto, 1973. Chicago, Ill., American Society of Adlerian Psychology, 1973.

Criminal Justice System Education and Training.

In its Criminal Justice System. Washington, D.C., 1973, pp.16.5-172.

Toward Effective Police Services.

In its Police. Washington, D.C., 1973, pp.319-441.

Issues in Community Relations: Police Training.

In their Improving Police!CoffiTu~itz Relations. Washington, D.C •• U~S. Dept. of Justice, 1973, pp.32-39.

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WIC~S, Robert J. & JOSEPHS, E.H • .iiE

WILLIAMS, J.E. HALL

WILSON, Paul R. & WESTERN, JOM S.

JOURNALS

ALLBEE, N.D.

BADALAMENTE, R. V ., GEORGE, C. E. , HALTERLEIN, P.J. and others

BARLOW', V. ~f. & TOPLEY, J.

Practical Psychology of Leadership for Criminal Justice Officers: a ~£...Proe;ranmlCd Text. Springfield, III' f Thomas, 1973.

The En~lish Penal System ~ Transition. London, Butterw'orths, 1970.

The Policeman's Posi ti rm Today and !£!!!orrow: an Examination of' the Victoria Police Force. st Lucia, University of Queensland Press, 1972.

'Aboriginal Probation and Parole '£rainees. I

Le~al Service Bulletin, vol.1, no.10, 1975, p.280.

'Inservice Police Trainin~.'

FBI Lmv Enforcement Bulletin, vol.45, no.2, 1976, pp.2-6 •. '

'Training Police for their Social Role. t

Journal of Police Science and Administration, vol.1, no.4, 1973, pp.440-~53.

'The Queensland Police Academy: its Planning and Rationale.'

Australian Police Journal, vol.26, no.1, 1972, pp.24-35.

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BARqCAS, H.A.

BERTINOT, C. & TAYLOR, J.E.

BRmvN, B. S. & SISSON, J. W ., ...iE

BROWN, D.C.

CAMERON, N.

CAMERON, N.

CAUTHEN, W.R.

COHN, A.1v.

'A Technique for Training Police in Crisis Intervention.'

Ps chothera Research and , 1971, pp.3 2-343.

'A Basic Plan for Statewide Probation Training. '

Federal Probation, vol.38, no.2, 1974, pp.29-31.

'The Training Program as a Correctional Change Agent.'

Crime and Delinguency, vol.17, no.3, 1971, pp.302-309.

'Education and Training: Perspectives of The Police Role.'

E.91~, vol. 16, no.1, 1971, pp.21-2lj .•

'Cadet Training and the Prison Service.'

British Journal of Criminolo.,&, vol 0 13, ~4; 1973, pp.354-372.

'The New Zealand Prison Officer Cadet Training' Scheme. '

Australian and Nm'l Zealand Journal of Crimin~, vol.lj., no.1, 1971, pp.35-45o

'Columbia Cadet Corps Highl.y Successful.'

Carolina Law, vol.r~, no.2, 1974, pp.66~70.

'Training in the Criminal Justice Nonsystem. '

Federal ProbQtion, vol.38, no.2, 1974, pp.32-37.

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COOK, M.W.

CUDDIHY, G.T.

DAWSON, P.G.

DEVORE, C.C.

D!'i'T~fAN, F • IV •

EASTNAN, George D. & NcCAIN, James A.

EISENBERG, T. & REINKE, R • IV •

ELMES, Fr!mk

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'New Hope for Corrections: the Creation of a National Institute.'

Kentucky La.w Journal, 'Vol.60, no.4, 1971/72, pp.835-sh6.

'Re-training for H.P.O.'s.'

The Probation Office...£, vol.12, no.3, 1 976, p. 20.

'Executive Development in a Comtemporary Police Force.'

Australinn Police Colleee Journal, 1975, pp.3-13.

'Police/Probation Reciprocal Training.'

California Youth Authority Quarterly, vol.25, no.2, 1972, pp.36-39.

'The Dilenuna of Probation Training.'

Probation and Parole, vol.3, 1971, pp.27-33.

'Police Managers and their Perceptions of Higher Education. I

Journal of Criminal Justice, vol.1, 1973, pp.'113-12r~.

'The Use of Written Examinations in Selecting Police Officers: Coping wi th the Dilemma.'

Police Chief, March 1973, pp.24-28.

'Education or Training?'

Pelice Journal, vol.43, no.2, February, 1970, pp.55-63.

FISlIT!.}R, Roy

FRAZIER, T.L.

GILSON, J. \V ., HAGEDORN, J oP. & CROSBY, R.F.

GRANT, A.

GRZEGOREK t A.E. & KAGAN, N.

HANCOCK, D.C.

INGLIN, R.D.

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'FBI LmV' Enforcement Trainine- Advisory COl1ooi ttee Convenes.'

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, vo1.l~1, no.11, 1972, pp.1h~15.

'Police Recruitment and Future Police Manae-emen t . '

Police Journal, vo1.l~.5, no.h, 1972, pp.2~7-290.

'Transactional Analysis Trainine and Treatment of Staff in a Correctional School. '

Federal Probation, vo1.36, no.3, 1972, pp.h1-h6.

'Ree-iona1ized Personnel Development for Criminal Justice Employees.'

Journal of Criminal Justice, vo1.2, no.3, 197h, pp.2h.3-2hH.

'Some Reflections on Police Education and Tra ming in Canada. 1

Criminal Law QnartcrlK' vo1.18, no.2, 1976, pp.21H-23}.

'A Study of the Meanine- of Se1f-mlTO.I'cncss in Correctional Counselor Training.'

Criminal Justice and Behavior, vo1.1, no.2, 1974, pp.99-122o

'The Roll Call Session in Relation to Some Training Problems.'

Police, vo1.16, n086, 1972, pp.37-40.

'Applicant Screening in the Los Angeles Police Department.'

Polygraph, 1974, vol.3 no.2, 1974, pp.177-188.

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INGnAM, G.L.

JAGII~LLO, R. J •

JONI'~S, II. V • R • & ''lIP JIAHS , J.

KA'l'lU:N, S. Iii.

KELLING, G.L. & SCHENK, Q.F.

KNOWLES, L.

KOW'I'I'Z, G.T., GRAVES, iLll. & DRONBERGlCR, G • B •

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'Graduate Training in a Correctional Setting. v

Criminal Justice nnd Behavior, vo1.1, no-: 2, 197h, pp. fG2-·"J 09.

'College Education for the Patro1nmn: Necessity or Irrelevance?'

Journal of Cr! rninal Lm" 1 Crirninoloc;y ~_Poli ~() ~cience, vol.. ~21 no.1, 1 971, pp. 11 h-1 21 •

t Staff Training for Group ivork in a Local Prison.'

ttodic~l SCicnqe and the Lm", vol.13, no.1, 1973, pp.61-73.

'The I~ffects on 1vomen Inmates of Facilitation Trainine Provided Correctional Officers.'

Criminal <Tlls t ice and Behavior, vol p 1 , no.1, 1971t, 1>1>.5-12.

'Stresses Accornpanyine tho Professionnl­ization of Correction.'

Crime and Delinquency, Yol.17, no.3, 1971, pp. 28~}-29.5.

'The Policeman in the Ivory Tower: a Challenge for the Professional Educator. '

Police, Yol.16, no.7, 1972, pp.35-43.

'Changing Approaches to Corrections.'

Journal of Criminal Justice, vol.2, nD:2, 1974, pp.173-175.

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lCU'YKENDALL, Jack L. & HERNANDEZ, Armand P.

LANGHOI"F, N. T.

LOFTUS, A.P.T.

MALONI!;Y, Dennis M. and others

MOLDEN, J.

MONAHAN, J.

MYREN, Richard A.

NEIL, T.C. & JONES, ReD.

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IA Curriculum Orientation Matrix for Justice Education.'

Journal of Police Science and Administ­ratiQ!}, vol.h, no.3, 1976, pp.3h6-351.

IAn. Essay: Police Education and TraininC' - a Foundation for ChanC'e.'

Criminal Law Bulletin, vol.S, no.4, 1972, pp.321-328.

'Chanees in Authoritarianism as a Measure in Effectiveness of Inservice Social Work Trainine. I

Australian and Nc,,, Zealand Journal of Q.riminoloc,'X, vol.1 ~ 11.0.1, 1968, pp. 35-1~5.

'Training Techniqucs for Staff in Group Homes for Juvcnile Offenders: an Analysis. t

Criminal JUfltice and Behavior, vol.2, no.3, Sept. 1975, pp.195-216.

'The Use of' Probation in the Selection Process. '

folicc, vol.16, nOQ5, 1972, pp.31-3l~.

'Tow'ard Undereraduate Education in the Interface of Mcntal Health and Criminal Justice.'

Journal of Crimi.nal Jus tiee, vol.2, :no.1, 1974, pp.61-65.

'Education for Correctional Careers: to L.T.W.'

Federal Probation, vol.39, no.2, JUne 1975, pp.51-:58.

'An Interporsonal Skills Model for Training Correctional 1Yorkers.'

~e, Punishment & Correction, vol.2, n0 0 1, 1973, pp.67-73.

PONS'J'INGLE, D. F •

l~tIGMORE, C.S. & WATKINS, J.C. i£

PROUT, R.S.

STATSKY, 1'1. P.

STl!iBDINS, R • A • & Ii'LYNN, C.

'rllO~IAS , J. E •

WALDO, Gordon P.

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"vanted: Youth and Experience in Law Enforcement. I

E..oli9.Q., vol.16, no • .5, 1972, pp.57-58.

I Correctional ManpO\vcr: are lve "The Society of Captives".'

Federal Probation, vol.36, no.4, 1972, ppo 12-190

'A Method'Jlo[',Y to Developing an Educatiollal-trnining Curriculum in Law h'nforcoment Educn tion. '

PQlicc:" vol.16, no.7, 1972, pp.32-3h.

'Teachin{f Corrections Lm.; to Corrections Personnel.'

Foderal Prohation, vol.:37, no.2, 1973, pp.h~.!-h7.

'Police Definitions of tho Situation: Evaluatioll of a Diploma Program in Law J.t-':nforcelllent and Conummi ty Relations.'

Canadian Journnl of Crirninolo and '(j'Q'j;rcct:i 0118, vol.1 7, no. ~, 1975, w.33h-353.

'Training Schemes for Prison Staff: an Analysis of Some Problems.'

Australian and Nmv Zealand Journal 'Of Crimi1101omr, vol.5, 110:4;-1972, pp.199-205.

'Training for H.P.O.'so'

'rho Probation Officer, vol.11, no.2, 197h, pp.28-29.

'Rc~.,carch and Training in Corrections: the Role of the University.'

Federal Probation, vol.,S, no.2, 1971, PP75'7,-62.

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WAL~, Charles R. & CULLOO, Leo A.

WAL'l'ERS, R.L.

'VILSON, L. A. S. .J.!.

'State Standards for Law Enforcement Selection and Trainina.'

Journal of Police Sci.ence and Admil1:istl'atLoI,1;, vol.1, no.h,-1973, pp.h2.5-h32.

'Jailer Trainina in Michie-an Upff:rades staff at All Levels.'

AmeriNl.n Journnl of Corrections, vol.3!>, M.=r;-~·1 973, pp. (~2-2.5.

'Toward Police Professionalism: an Al terl1>l ti ve to Repression. I

Police, vol.1.5, no.G, 1971, ppo36-38.

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