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AN OLD FORCE ON A NEW BEAT

01 January 1991

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AN OLD FORCE ON A NEW BEAT
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Economist, 10 Feb 1990 314(7641) pp27-28,33-34,37

Examines the increasing level of public disquiet about the police
in Britain, and the problems they face in implementing reforms.
Looks at, and comments on, structure and accountability,
management and training, and finances within the service. The
Metropolitan police has commissioned consultants to try and
improve their image and make the force appear more like a public
service.
London, United Kingdom

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