Uniform Behavior: Police Localism and National Politics

Introduction - Stacy K. McGoldrick * The Militarization of American Policing: Enduring Metaphor for a Shifting Context - William T. Allison * "Arriving for immoral purposes": Women, Immigration, and the Historical Intersection of Federal and Municipal Policing - Val Marie Johnson * "For Speaking Jewish in a Jewish Neighborhood": Civil Rights and Community Police Relations During the Post-War Red Scare, 1919-1922 - Joseph J. Varga * Challenging Police Repression: Federal Activism and Local Reform in New York City - Marilynn S. Johnson * The Failure of Force: Policing Terrorism in Northern Ireland - Joanne Klein * Democracy, Citizenship, and Police Procedure in New Orleans: The Importance of the Local Context for Defining Rights - Anthony Pereira * Willie Horton to Osama Bin Laden: The New Framing of Police and Crime in the 2004 Presidential Campaign - Stacy K. McGoldrick * Policing after September 11: Federal-Local Collaboration and the Implications for Police Community Relations - Andrea McArdle * Transformation: The Emergent Growth of Cooperation Among Police Agencies - Peter K. Manning * The Scales of Justice: Federal-Local Tensions in the War on Terror - Kris Erickson, John Carr, Steve Herbert