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I . 0 ~I ~:!~;~8 111111 If you have issues viewing or accessing this file contact us at NCJRS.gov. i. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF CANADA COMMISSION DE U.. F'ONCTION PUBLIQUE DU CANADA OFFICE OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN OFFICE DE LA PROMOTION DE LA FEMME This microfiche \lias produced from documents received for inclusion in the NCJRS data base. Since NGJRS cannot exercise control over the physical condition of the documents submitted, OTTAWA., CANADA the individual frame quality will vary. The resolution chart on JUL 1 21977 this frame may be used to evaluate the document quality. JUNE 19?? 'Q1f /jUS' ;WIN 19?? ""AC ,,,,,,,,,, u'E", !TIOI\!~ IT • g , , FOMEN EMPLOYED IN LMI ENFORCEMENT j ~ "\ FEMNr:S E~1PLOYEES A L1APPLICATION DE LA LOI I .0 ~i ~:!~;~8 111111 2.5 2.2 ., .. SELECT ANNOTATED~BIBLIOGRAPHY BIBLIOGRAPHIE SELECTIVE ANNOTEE 1.1 1960 - 1977 1960 - 1977 111111.8 I ai! H COMPILED BY/ETABLIE PAR: LINDA WINTER, B.A., B.ED., M.C.A . 11111!·25 111111.4 Illli 1.6 ... :~ CONTENTS / TABLE DES MATIERES PAGE MICROCOPY RESOLUTION TEST CHART 1960 - 1970 (inc1usive/inclusivement) 2 1~71 5 1972 5 Microfilming procedures used to create this fiche comply with 1973 6 the standards set forth in 41CFR 101·11.504 1974 8 1975 10 Points of view or opinions stated in this document are 1976 14 those of the authorlsl and do not represent the official 1977 16 position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice. INDEX TO BIBLIOGRAPHY / INDEX DE LA BIBLIOGRAPHIE 18 INDEX OF CANADIAN MATERIAL / INDEX DES OUVRAGES CANADIENS 23 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE * Some of the material in the bibliography is available for lAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION reference at the Resource Centre, Office of Equal Opportunities NATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENCE SERVICE for Women. Vous pouvez consulter certains ouvrages de 1a bibliographie au WASHINGTON, D.C. 20531 centre de documentation, office de la promotion de 1a f.emme. ". 1960 - 1970 INCLUSIVE BANTON, t~ICHAEL. The Folicaman in the Community. NevI York: Basic Books Inc., 1964. Mentions five women constables in a Scottish City. 1I BECKE, SHIRLEY. If Training of v/omen police (IS specialists. The PoUCq ,Tournal. 36 (April 1963): 167-170. BECKE, SHIRLEY. liThe fi rst half-century. 11 The T'oUee -Joupnal.. 42 (~ovember 1969): 478-432. Historical of London Metropolitan Women~ Patrols. BERKELEY, GEORGE C. The D mnocratic PoUc:eman. Boston: Beacon Press, 1969. Policewomen in Great Britain, Germany, France, Sweden and U.S.A. CONDOR, STE!;"A. Women on the Beat. London: Rob<::rt Hole Ltd., 1960. British policewomen. CRAMER, JAMES. vloY'H'c Police. London: Cassell & Compo Ltd., 1964. Po1icevJOmen throughout the British Commonwealth. CRAt>1ER, JAMES. Unij'orrns of the ;';orld's PoUce. Springfield, Illinois: Charles C. Thomas, Publ., 1968. Pictures womenls police uniforms throughout the world. DIXON, LENNY. liThe unusual role of women officers in homicide work.1I FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin. 32 (February 1963): 18-19. FAGERSTROt-1> DOROTHY. "Make the most of every opportuni ty. 11 Law and Order. 8 (November 1960):· ~4. FAGERSTROl>1, DOROTHY. IIPractica1 handbag for policewomen. 11 Law and 01~d'<.r. 12 (February 1964): 37. FAGERSTROt1, DOROTHY. IIPolicevJOmen ls viev/point on behavioural problems. 1I Law and Order. 17 (December 1969): 88-95. FAGERSTROM, DOROTHY. IIWider horizons for policewomen. 1I Law and 01'der. 18 (September 1970)~ 81-83. GERMANN, A.C. PoUce E:r:ecutiveDevelopment. Springfield Illinois: Charles C. Thomas Pub1., 1962. Gives a model job description and qualifications for a policewoman. • GERt~ANN, A.C. IIUnderstand your local police. 1I PoUee. 3 (January/ February 1967): 24-27. Predicts greater participation of females in policing in future. - 2 - ----------------------------------~~~------------------------------ GERMANN, A.C.; DAY, FRANK D.; GALLATI, ROBERT R.J. Introduction to Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice. 11th ed. Springfield, Illinois: Charles C. Thomas Pub1., 1970. Historical account of policewomen; present day roles and predicts double the number of policewomen in the next quarter-century. GOFFEN, t'iILLIAM. I:C;vil service law and you: Promotion for policevwmen." The£eader. (Civic Service Paper, Ne~'/ York State). 3 Jam.idry 1967, p.6. HIGGINS, LOIS. "Golden anniversat~y of women in police service. II Law and Order. 8 (August 1960): 46-49. HIGGINS, LOIS. PoLic.ewoman's manual,. Charles C. Thomas Publ., Springfield, Illinois: 1961. HIGGINS, LOIS. "A career in 1 aVI enforcement for women ". PoUce. 6 (May 1962): 46-49. HIGGINS, LOIS. IIWomen in Law Enforcement." Daw and OY'der. 10 (August 1962): 18-22. HIGGINS, LOIS L. "More about women in law etlforcement. " Law and Order. 10 (September 1962): ~O-4l. HIGGINS, LOIS L. "Bombay and a luvelv policel'/oman." Latu and Order. 12 (July 1964): 24. HOOKER, JA~'ES E. Career opportunities in Pol-1:ce" Public administro.Hon" Social- Services and C01'rections. Harrisburg: Harrisburg C.C. 1969. l HUGHES, NORAH. "Auxillary girl cadets - A partial answer to recruit'ing. ; The Pol-ice JournaZ. ·42 (April 1969): 181-83. LOCK, JOAN. Lady Policeman. London: M. Joseph, 1968. MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. "Policevwmen in the investigation function." The Pol-ice Yearbook. 1960. MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. JlDel i nquency Control Programs: Part I. II Law and Order. 12 (April 1964): 46. MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. "Delinquency Control Programs: Part II." Law and Order. 12 (May 1964): 26. MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. "Delinquency Control Programs: Part IIL" Law und Order. 12 (June 1964): 28. MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. liThe policewoman. 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