Part I Building Blocks of Criminal Justice Administration
Chapter 1 Organizing the Historical Building Blocks of Administration into a Contextual Themes Model
Chapter 2 The Industrial Era (18802-1950s): Development of Organizations Functions and Employee Relations Administrative Themes
Chapter 3 The Civil Rights Era (1960s-1970s): Development of Open Systems and Social Equity Themes
Chapter 4 The Transition to the 21st-Century Era (1980-): Development of the Client-Oriented Service Theme and the Eclectic Perspective
Chapter 5 The Application of the Contextual Theme Concepts in Law Enforcement
Part II Applying the Contextual Themes to Contemporary Criminal Justice Agencies
Chapter 6 Connecting Criminal Justice Administration: Past to Present
Chapter 7 Applying Organization Functions Concepts to the Administration of Contemporary Criminal Justice Agencies
Chapter 8 Applying Employee Relations Concepts to the Administration of Contemporary Criminal Justice Agencies
Chapter 9 Applying Open Systems Concepts to the Administration of Contemporary Criminal Justice Agencies
Chapter 10 Applying Social Equity Theme Concepts to the Administration of Contemporary Criminal Justice Agencies
Part III Applying Contextual Themes of Administration to Future Criminal Justice Issues
Chapter 11 Applying Client-Oriented Service to the Administration of Criminal Justice Agencies
Chapter 12 Criminal Justice Administration and Diversity in the 21st Century
Chapter 13 Criminal Justice Administration and Professional Ethics in the 21st Century
Chapter 14 Criminal Justice Administration and Leadership in the 21st Century
Chapter 15 Criminal Justice Administration and Cutting-Edge Issues in the 21st Century
Appendix Compendium of CJ Themes and Key Concepts
Appendix 1 Milestones and Relationship to Contextual Themes
Appendix 2A Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board Basic Police Training Curriculum
Appendix 2B Maine Criminal Justice Academy Basic Corrections Training Program
Appendix 3 Example of Employee Evaluation Form
Appendix 4 The Management Principles of the Los Angeles Police Department
Appendix 5 Survey of the Residents
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