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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.

BECKE, SHIRLEY. If Training of v/omen police (IS specialists. 1I 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.

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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.

HUGHES, NORAH. "Auxillary girl cadets - A partial answer to recruit'ing. l;

The Pol-ice JournaZ. ·42 (April 1969): 181-83.

LOCK, JOAN. Lady Policeman. London: M. Joseph, 1968.

MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. The Pol-ice Yearbook.

"Policevwmen in the investigation function." 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. II The Police Chief. 33 (December 1966): 52.

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MELCHIONNE, THERESA M~ IICurrent status and problems of women police. 1I

Jou.rnal of Criminal Law~ Criminology and Po'lice ScienL:e. 58 (June 1967): 257-260.

OWINGS, CHLOE. Women police; -the Women Po 'lice Movemen t. 1969. Reprint of 1925 ed.

a .study of the Development and Status of Montclari, New Jersey: Patterson Smith,

PERLSTEIN, G.R. "Female police: The need for research". Po'lice. 15 (September/October 1970): 62-63.

POHERS, vJILLIAM F. IlState policewomen in Massachusetts.1l Law and Order. 16 (March 1968): 82-85.

PURCELL, PHILLIP. "Use of policewomen is valuable asset to law enforcement." FBI Law Enforcement BuUetin. 29 (May 1960): 3-6.

RANAKER, ROBERT. "RolE.~ of matrons in detention phase of pol ice work. II

FBI Laz;) Enforcement BuUet'l>n. 27 (September 1968): 19-21.

RUDMAN, JACK. Policewomen. New York: Nat. Learning Corp., 1969.

SALZBRENNER, DOROTHY. IIMilitary Policewomen". La;,) and. Ol'dm'. (Februal"y 1963): 36.

SCHREIBER, FLORA RHETA. A .fob w-i.th a Future {1. J~/m' Enforcement and Related Fields. New York: Grossett and Dunlop, Inc., 1970.

SHPRITZER~ FELICIA. "A case for the promotion of policewomen in the city of New York. \I Po'lice. 5 (July-August 1961): 57-60.

TALNEY, RONALD G. "Women in law enforcement: An expanded role." Po'lice. 14 (November/December 1969): 49-51. Discusses the myths about policewomen. Suggests they are better at riot control because criminals are hesitant to attack a woman . .

TREPANIER, R. IILe Role de la femme policiere en criminologie". BuUetin of the Quebec Society of Criminology. 5 (1966): 82. Text in French.

U.S. The Presidents Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice, Task Force Report, The PoUee~ Washington: Govt. Printing Off; ce, 1966.

Briefly traces the first employment of policewomen in U.S.A. (1904) London, Eng. and Germany. Suggests that women be used in more roles (planninq and research, training, intelligence, inspection patrol, vice in investigation, etc.) than traditionally (juveni 1 es).

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WATSON, NELSON A., and' \~ALKER, ROBERT N. ed., Proceedings of r1orkr:flOp for PoUceW0men. Washington: International Association of Chiefs of Po 1 i ce, 1966.

WELLS, ALICE STEBBINS. IIpol i cewoman judge number one. II Lw..v and Order. 9 (January 1961): 75-76.

WILSON, ORLANDO WINNIFIELD. Police Administration. New York: McGraw Hill,1963.

WREN, PAULINE. "Auxil i ary gi r1 cadets in Leeds ". The PoUce Journal. 38 (December 1965): 570-572.

1971

"AH vara kvinnlig polisll (Broief outline of the tasks of the women police in Sweden). Svensk Polis. No. 6-7 (1971): 24.

llDie Politessen der Stadtpolizei Luzern'l. (The uniformed women police of Lucern municipal police force, Switzerland). Oeffentliche Sicherheit. 36: 7 (1971): 15.

FOLLEY, VERN L. IIP01ice officer of the issue: Detective Helen B. Sweatt. 1I

PoUce. 16 (December 1971): 64-65.

GOEDENDORP, A. 11Die integration der frace im uniformierten polizeidienst. 1I

(Netherlands - a sociological enquiry into the integration of h'omen into the uniformed police). Oeffentliche Sicherheit. 36: 8 (1971) 13.

HAMILTON, MARY E. The Policewoman~ Her Service and Ideals. New York: Arno Press, 1971. Reprint of 1924 ed.

PERLSTEIN, GARY R. in Exploratory Inalysis of Certa1:n (}zaracteTlist'i"cs of Policewomen. Ph.D. dissertation, Florida State University. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University Microfilms, 1971'.

PRICE, BARBARA RAFFEL. IIPolice personnel in Pennsylvania and the devp.10p-ment of line level training programs. II PoUce 15 (March-April 1971) 6.

1972

CRITCHLEY, T.A. A HistoY'Y of Police in England and Wal?Js. 2nd ed. Montclair, New Jersey: Patterson Smith Publ. Co., 1972.

oELCHANAN, MEIR 1. "Relationship between intrinsic needs and women 1s persistence at work. 11 JOUl'nalof IppUed Psychology. 56 (August 1972): 293-296. Twenty policewomen included in study.

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"Female Fuzz." Newsweek. 23 October 1972, p. 117.

LIDDLE, L.R.; CLENAENCE, R.; MORMON, R.R. and HANKEY, R.O. trMultiple relationships between age, education, police experience and TAV variables correlated to job rating on female deputy sher;ffs." Police. 16 (February 1972): 29-;,J.

MILTON, CATHERINE H. Womp"n in Policing. Washington, D.C.: Police Foundation., 1972.

PERLSTEIN, GARY R. IICertain characteristics of policewomen." PoUce. 16 (January 1972): 45-46.

PERLSTEIN, GARY R. IIPolicewomen and policemen: A comparative look." Police Chief. 39 (March 1972): 72-74.

STEVENSON, GLORIA. liThe force of .change: NeVI opportuniti es for women in police \'JOrk." Oocupational O"tA-tlook Quar-terly. Winter 1972, pp. 11-15.

1I\1omen make strides in profession." Qoiminal Jus tice News lettel'. Octobel~ 23, 1972. p. 162.

1973

ALLEN, MARY SOPHIA. The Pioneer PoUcewoman. New York: AMS Press, 1973. Reprint of 1925 ed.

BECKE, SHIRLEY. IIMetropolitan Uni-sex. 1I The PoUce Journal. 46 (1973): 274-279.

BLOCK, PETER~ ANDERSON, DEBORAH and GERVAIS, PAMELA. D. C PoZ1:cewomen Evaluation. Vol. 1,2,3. viashington, D.C.: Urban Institute, 1973. Complete study.

BLUMENTHAL, RALPH. IIWac is assigned to the M.P. unit at Fort Hamilton." New York Times~ 5 August 1973. One of twenty members of Women IS Army Corps. (WAC) assinged to the Military Police as a Lieutenant in charge of 50 male guards.

CANADA. PARLIAMENT. ParUamentaryDebates (Commons). 1st session, 29th parliament, vol. 111, Ottawa: Department. of Supply and Services, 1973. Questions raised about employment of women in R.C.M.P. 2 April 1973, 11 June 1973.

CRITES, LAURA. "Women in 1 a\'./ enforcement. II Management Information Service Report. 5 (September 1973): 1-13. Whole report deals with policewomen in depth, including women on patrol.

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EISENBERG, T.; KENT, DEBORAH A.; and HALL, C.R. Pollc(' n~r'n(m~;c1 D'l'Clcl:ic'cs in State and Local Governments. \~ashington D.C.: Police Foundation 1973.

FABER, HAROLD. "State wi 11 hi re V10men troopers. II New York Times" 5 August 1973.

FOLLEY, VERN L. JlmeFz:con Daw Enforcement. Boston: Holbrook Press, Inc., 1973.

HAWKI NS, \~AL TER V. "Patrolwoman - yes or no? II (kr'rent Municipal. Problems. 15 (Fall 1973): 148-149. Historical use of policewomen in Ann Arbor, Mi chi gan.

HILTON, JENNI FER, The Gentz.e krn af tt;;] LauJ; Life as a Policewoman. Rev. ed. London: Carousel Books, 1973.

HORNE, PETER P. liThe role of women in law enforcement." The Police (hief· July 1973, pp. 60-63.

KELLY, NORA and KELLY, WILLIAM. The Royal ranadian Mounted Police. Edmonton, Aluerta: Hurtig Pub1., 1973. Brief mention of future (1979) that R.C.M.P. will hire women.

MARSHALL, PATRICIA. Policewomen in Patrol. fvian]Jo1J.)er. October 1973, pp. 15-20.

"Policewomen Patrol Washington, D.C." The Police Olief. 40 (March 1973): 15.

SHERMAN, LEI'IIS J. IIA psychological vielt/of ,,/Omen in policing." Jozwnal. of Police Science and Administration. 1 (December 1973): 383-394.

SHERMAN~ MARION and LEtHS J. Bibliography in police\'lomen: 1945-1972.11

'Law and Order. March 1973, pp. 80-83

STREET, NONA T. liThe rol e of women in 1 aw enforcement. If National Poliep Journal. Winter 1973, pp. 13-14.

"Venezuela: Psychological testing of Metropolitan Police recruits. 1I

InternationaZ &iminal PoZiceRev'iew. No. 270, Sept. 1973.

UHNAK, DOROTHY. Po7JceIX)1?lan. NeVI York: Simon and Schuster, 1973. Personal story written by N.Y. female detective .

. HEHNER-DAVIN, 10/. IIDie stel1ung der frau in der kt'iminalpol;zei. 1I (The position of the women police in Federal Germany. Are they integrated or not?) KriminaZistik" No.7, 1973.

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ANDERSON, MARY A. r{omen hi Lau1 Enf01'cnncnt: POl~tland, Oregon: Metropolitan Press, 1974. Booklet designed to help recruitment of female officers in Portland police.

BLOCK, PETER P. and ANDERSON, DEBORAH. POl1:c01JOmen on Patrol: Final Report. Washington, D.C.: Police Foundation, 1974.

BRADDELEY, FRED .. "The British policeman's role in a changing society." International Cl·iminal. Police Revie1v. No. 278, ~1ay 1974.

CARMODY, DEIRDRE. "Police divided over assignments of women to street patrol here." The New York Times., 15 July, 1974. New York city study of 400 policewomen.

Compx'chem;'ive P7.an fop C1"I:ml nal .111B t-i ('('. Planning. State of California: July, police force are male; women could be roles.

Office of Crip/il1al Justice 1974. 97% of personnel in used in a wider variety of

"Equal guardians of the La\v." Soc-iety. 2 (September 1974) p.8. Summary of \~ashington D.C. decision to hire women police and v,hy. Some very practical reasons.

Female Police. Labour Gazette. July 1974, pp. 457-458.

GARmRE, BERNARD L. "Female officers in the department." FBI LOJ.J Enforcement Bulletin. June 1974, pp. 11-13.

GUYOR, JAMES R. IlS po kane learns from experience: A police officer physical fitness program test in which men and women compete equally. \I Public Personnel Management. January- February 1974, p. 10-18.

HALE, CHARLES D. and \~ILSON, \~ESLEY F. Criminal Justice Policy and Admi ni strati on Research Seri es. Personal Characi;erifltics of ASAauZted and Non-assaul"';ed Officers. Norman, Oklahoma: Bureau of Government Research, University of Oklahoma, 1974. In some tables division by sex.

HO GEOR LOON, "History of the women police in the Singapore Police force." Singapore Police JOU1'nal. No. 13. (1974): p.4.

KNOOHUIZEN, RALPH and GATt~AN, RICHARD. rvomen in Police T{or7<. in (,1dcago. Evanston, Illinois: Chicago Law Enforcement Study Group, 1974. Supports us e of pol i cewomen with evi dence and makes recommendati ons .

KRUCKENBERG, JOANNA. "\~omen in Policing: Reflections of a changing community (Part 1) .11 Police Law QUal'berly. 4 (October 1974): 23-33. Pertinent article.

MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. "The changing role of policewomen." The Police Jou~1aZ. 47 (1974): 340-358.

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MORGAN, TED. "Women make good cops. II New YOl·k Times Magazine. 2 November, 1974.

ONTARIO. Task Porce on Policing in Ontapio. Report to Solicitor General, February 1974. Section Women. Recommends there be recruitment opportunities for advancement equal to male counterparts.

"Po1icewomen as po1icemen." SOC1:ety. 2 (January 1974): p.7. Sun·mary of D.C. police deparment initial findings after 107 women officers are trained and hired for uniform duty.

PRICE, BARBARA R. "A study of leadership strength of female police executi ves. II Journal of Police Science and ildminisi;mt.ion. 2 (June 1974): 219-226.

PURCELL, WILLIAM. BriMsh Police in a Changing Society. Oxford: A.R. Mowbray & Co. Ltd., 1974.

IIStudy of police\f/omen released." Law Officel'. June 1974, p. 29; 3l.

SUICH, JERO~1E, J. "Height Standards in police employment and the question of sex discrimination: The availability of two defenses for a neutral employment policy found discriminatory under Title VILli Southern California Law Revi~w> 47 (February 1974): 609.

SWANSON, CHERYL G. and HALE, CHARLES D. Criminal Justice Policy and Admi ni strati on Research Set-i es, A (tllCstimI of Height. RL'vi8itcd: AGsau"lts on Police. Normcn, Oklahoma: Bureau of Research, University of Oklahoma, 1974.

liThe Lady is a Cop. II B1'itish Herald Courier. 10 Novembet, 1974.

WASHINGTON, BRENDA E. Deployment of Femal.e Police r)ffieeriJ in i;tw Unitqd ptates. Gaithersburg, Maryland: International Association of Chiefs of Police, 1974. Comprehensive analysis.

"Women and married men eligible as mounties." View f1 10m Ottawa. 27 May 1974, p. 119. New recruitment regulations in May, 1974 to admit women into R.C.M.P.

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"Acceptance of women in policing gains." (j>iminaZ Justioe NewsZetter, 6 (January 1975): 3. Account of death on duty of first female police officer and how attitudes are more positive.

"All-women police station: Inauguration by P.M. 1973." Inte.rnationaZ­(j>iminaZ- PoHoe Review. No. 287, April 1975, p .121. Ind i a- Indi ra

Gandhi makes inaugural speech.

BLOCH, P.B. IIReply to questions raised in - policewomen on patro1. 11

PoZ-ioe l ~ief. 1975, 42 (July 1975): 22-23.

BOUZA, ANTHONY V. 1I\1omen in Policing." FBI £aw,gnfoY'oement BuUetin. September 1975, pp. 2-7.

BROWN, JOHN and HOWES, GRAHAM. The Polioe and the l Bmnmnity. England: Saxon House/Lexington Books, 1975.

"California women on patrol.1I (J>ime (J:mtrol Diqer;t. 9 (3 February 1975): 9. Twenty-seven women and 39 men are swore in as highvJaY patrol officers.

CONRAD, REX D. and GLORIOSO, JOHN. tlPolicewomen: Agency adjustment through a group approach." The PoHoe' (hief. 42 (April 1975): 60.

COOK, RAYMOND A. IIBriti sh 1 a\'J enforcement perceived through the eyes of an American policeman,lI FBI Law Enforcement BuUetin. 44 (September 1975): 22-27. British police force 1973 women completely integrated but not until 1974 did they gain equal wages.

COOPER, LYNN; CURRIE, JLLIOT; FRAPPIER, JOE; PLATT, TONY; RYAN, BETTY; SCHAUFFLER, RI CHARD; SCRUGGS, JOY and TRUJILLO, LARRY. The Il'on Fist and the VeZvet GZove: An A:laZysis of the u.s. PoZ-ioe. Berkley, California: Center for Research on Criminal Justice, 1975.

"Crime control briefs." u'ime' 0ntroZDigest. 9 (10 February 1975): 10. Brief statement that morale among policemen low because of hiring police­women.

"Crime control briefs." • (1)ime 0ntro'iDiaest. 9 (27 October 1975): 9-10. Two brief statements: (1) San Francisco police department has 29 women who cannot pass physical tests at Police Academy. Also (2) North Carolina Highway Patrol charged with discriminatory hiring policies.

"Crime control briefs." IJ>ir1e 0ntroZ Digest. 9 (1.0 November 1975): 10. Two women of 29 pass physical at San Francisco police academy. Other women return for re-training.

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"Cunent pub 1 i cati on abstracts." Jouy'naz, of' (NminaZ JW3tice. 3 (Spri ng 1975): 73-76. Re'views Block's PoZicewfJmen on PatJ"oZ which finds that sex is not a bonafide occupational qualification for police patrol.

DAUTON-FEAR, MARY W. Report on Iraining Project no. 13. Women as Pal~ticipant8 in the (f>iminal Justice Bys'tem. Canberra, Australia: Australian Institute of Criminology, 1975. New South Wales police force employs women as handwriting experts and police prosecutors.

DILUCCHIO, JOHN A. "In Miami ... female officers on the department." The Police O~ief. 42 (April 1975): 56-57.

DUNLAVEY, MARY A. "The women police ... here to stay?" Law and OY'deY', 23 (April 1975): 78-80. Suggests possibility of specializing.

Employment OppoY't-unities in raZ'z'IoY'nia Law EnfoY'cemeni; Z975-76. Sacramento, California: Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training, 1975. Employment statistics re: women for every police force in California.

"Female organized crime analysts lauded by attorney general Levi,lI (j'ime' rtmtY'oz. Dige3t. 9 (19 May 1975): 3-5, Sixteen women working as intelligence analysts do excellent jobs.

FLEMING, ALICE. NelJ on the Beat: T%men Power in the Police Force. New York: Coward McCann and Geocheau Inc., 1975.

IlFour charged with Cobb murder. II (f>ime 0ntrol D1:gest;. 9 (10 March 1975): 8. Miss Cobb first policewoman killed on duty.

GRAHAM, JANET LENORE. "Putting theory into practice." R. eM.p. Gazette. 37 (July-August 1975): 19. Female constable author.

HINDMAN, ROBERT, E. "A survey related to the use of female law enforcement officers.\! The Police Odef. 42 (April 1975): 58-59.

"Hong Kong Police Includes 1,025l10men." PoUr}rl Ode!, 42 (February 1975): 78. Hong Kong now has the largest female law enforcement group in the British Commonwealth.

HORNE, PETER. "Policewomen and international women's year." Law and Order. 23 (October 1975): 66-70.

HORNE, PETER. Women in Law Enforcement. 'Springfield, Illinois: Charles C. Thomas Publ., 1975, In depth book about policeman's roles; women's qualifications; bibliography.

,"LA.C.P. Survey shows females handle pati<"ol duties very well. 1I CY'ime ControZ Digest. 9 (6 January 1975): 3.

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"Israeli police\'1oman. " Lw.u Enfol'cem eri"f; Journal.. 5 (September 1975): 16.

JEFFERSON> ARTHUR M. "Equal employment opportunity and affi rmative action in law erforcement agencies.'~ ResoZ.ution. 1 (Summer 1975): 15-18. Pertinent work.

"Ky police expect more female applicants." Cl'ime Contl'oZ Digest;. 9 (13 January 1975): 8. More women can makp application since 5' 91" and ItlO lb. minimum requirements no longer in effect.

KENNEY, JOHN P. and PURSUIT, DAN G. Poz.-;.:ce Work with Juveniles. 5th ed. S\,ingfield, Illinois: Charles C. Thomas Publ., 1975. Bibliography.

KRUCKENBERG, JOANNA. "Women in policing .. reflections of a changing corriilllunity (Part 2}". Police Law Quarterly. 4 (January 1975): 27-31.

"La Policia femenina en el Japon." (Women police in Japan.) Mundo PoUcia7, No. 29, 1 975.

"Manual on women in policing offers departmental guidelines." Cl'ime Contl'o7, Digest. 9 (24 February 1975): 5-6.

MATTHES,!. and KLEINLEIN, W. IIFrauen bei der Poligei - Resewatt oft .. er Integration?" (t~omen in the Pol ice Force " reserve or integration?) Kpim1:naUstik. 29/7, (1975): 303-305. International Seminars 1974 finds women equally capable to men. If women trained in self defence then better handling violent situations than untrained male counterpart.

MAYHEW, J. Review of [Iomen -in Law E:nforcement~ by Peter Horne, in Criminal Law Review. November 1975, p. 660.

tINew associations will assist women in criminal justice." Enfol'cement Jourrwl. 14 (July-September 1975): 22. Newly formed National Association of Women in Criminal Justice. Also National Female Offender Resource Center.

IINew police foundation manual on women in police work. II Systems Techno7,ogy and Science For Law Enforcement and Security. 7 (5 Janua)~y 1975): 6-7. Review of Milton's Women in PoZicing.

IIPlan workshop on women in policing." Traffic Safel';Y. 75 (April 1975): 15.

IIPo1ice sex charge called back-alley gossips by chief." Crime Contl"oZ Digest. 9 (20 October 1975): 2. A1le§ations that male officers making passes at female police.

tlPolice-women. How well are they doing in a man's job?" Ladies Home Journa1,., April 1975.

"Policewoman slays gunman who killed her husband./l Ct'ime Control Digest. 9 (17 November 1975): 7.

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ilPolicewomen, why not?iI R.C.M.P. Gaze/;te. 37: 7-8,1975. Historical summary of Canadia"n attitude about hiring women in R.C.M.P.

POMERANCE, ROCKY. 1l~1inorities:. A wealth of resoUl'ces. tl n,u"" OJi,ej'. 42 (January 1975): 8. I.A.CoP. supports hiring '.'lOmen in law enforcement agencies.

PAULIOT, MADELEINE. IIA woman in pursuit ... \I fl. C. M. 7'. (1)IUI1'1r'l'7y.

40 (April 1975): 40. Personal account as special constable.

REITH, CHARLES. The Blind Eye of HiBtol1Y. Montclair, New Jersey: Patterson Smith Publ., 1975. U.S. Women police mentioned.

SHERMAN, LEWIS J. ItAn evaluation of policevlOmen on patrol in a suburban pol ice department. II Journal of Police Science and Administr>ation. 3 (December 1975): 434-438.

SKOUSEN, W. CLEON. "Uni sex or just I sex I ?li Emu and GI'der. 23 (September 1975): 7. Male patrol trying to make passes at female partner.

SMITH, J.D. IIpol ice~'Iomen on patrol." Police Chief. 42 (November 1975): 10. Letter to editor.

"State highway patrol reports on \'Iomen officers.1I and Science For LOlt] Enforcement a.nd Becur1: ty. First co-ed graduates in field for six weeks. "Women officer project."

SystrmD ~ Tca71170 logy 7:5 (1975) p.12. Begins a two-year

STRATTON, JOHN. "Rape and the Victim. A new role for law enforcement." FBI LOlti Enforcement Bultetin.44 (November 1975): 3-6.

STUART, CYNTHIA GOULD. "The changing sta~.:us of women in police professions. II The Police Chief. 42 (April 1975): 61.

"Study status of women. II Traffic Safety. 75 (July 1975): 6.

"Survey reveals ~'Iomen officers perform \1e11 on patrol duty." FBI Law Enforcement BuUetin. 44 (May 1975): 10.

"They always get their person (The Royal The Ottawa Journal. Weekend Magazine.

Canadian t~ounted Policewomen)1I Ma r c h 1 5, 1 97 5 .

TOOLE, MAJOR D.E. "A view from the sidelines. 1I R.C.M.P. Quap-t;erly. 40 (April 1975): 8-11. Troop 17 - the first female troop in R.C.M.P.

VAN DER VELDEN, LOW. August 1975): 17.

1I0f hUman recall." R.C.M.P. Gazette. 37 (Ju1y­Excellent recall of a female fingerprint specialist.

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WALSH~ J.T. "Some questions in - Po"licewomen on patrol.1I Police Chief. 42 (July 1975): 20-22. .

"Women cadets canlt subdue suspects, police trainer says." Cl'ime Contl'ol, Digest. 9 (20 October 1975): 7.

WOODS, !3.J. "History has been made. II R.C.M.P. QUaJ:·t;Cl'lll. 40 (April 1975): 3-4.

1976

ABRECT, MARY ELLEN. 'l1ze Making of a h~:-:man Cop. New York: Will iam Morrmv & Co., 1976. Personal story of a Washington D.C. policewoman recruited in 1968.

BALZER, ANTHONY. "A view of the quota system in the San Francisco police department. 1\ JoupnaZ of Patica Science and AdministY'ation. 4 (June 1976): 124-133. Discusses effects of quota; 15 of 60 recruits be female.

BAYLEY, DAVID H. F01'CCG of OY'de:f'. Pot·tee Behaviou1:' ·z:rz ,Tapan and l.;lC rrnited 2ta!;es. Berkley, California: University of California Press, 1976. Because Japan's police community extremely close, the idea of women police is perplexing, more so than in U.S.A.

BECKER, HAROLD and HJELLEMO, EINAR. Jzwtiec of the Component;!:) of the EhJcdivh Cl?i-minal, Illinois: Charles C. Thomas Publ., 1976. discussed.

-in Mvrier'Jl Sh)cdcn: !1 J)(}Ht?l' tp t;ion Ju"i;?ce SYtJi:cm. Spr'ingfield, S~vedish police~vomen briefly

IIBlack woman receives honour from police acc,demy.lJ LaW Enfo1'cem(mt Jou,rnal,. 6 (January 1976): 9.

California Highway Patrol. Sacramento, California:

h'omen '1'I'affL(~ 0ffl:cCI' P1:'odec L: Fin:xt Repo1't. California Highway Patrol, 1976.

"Crime control briefs.1I CFimc. control Di(lei3t;. 10 (8 ~larch 1976): 10. Philedelphia will put 100 po1icevwmen on regular street duty befOl~e end of 1976.

II Fema 1 e off; cers cause uproar. II Lea') Enfol'cemcnt (ToHPnal. 6 (Apl'il 1976): 16-17.

IIFirst \vomen chief in California:"1J Law and Order. 24 (September 1976): 121-122.

FLANNERY, MICHAEL. "Ex-nun now decoy hooker. II Criminal, Justice Digest., 4 (September 1976): 7-9.

FOLLESTAO, IVOR. "public prosecution authorities and police in Norway. II

InternationaZ Criminal, Police Review. No. 297, April 1976.

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FOONER~ MICHAEL. Women in PoLicing: Fighti.ng Crime around the WorLd. New York: Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, Inc., 1976.

HILTON, JENNI FER. "~Jomen in the pol ice service. II PoZice Journal-. 49 (April 1976): 93-103. .

IIIowa survey shows police wives doubt female officer capabilities. 1I

Crime Control Digest. 10 (12 January 1976): 10. Wives fear female officers in~apab1e of backing up husbands.

"Jo1 i et pol i cewoman arrests I aohns I • II Crime ContY'oL Digest. 10 (April 1976): 7-8.

KELLY, NORA and KELLY, WILLIAM. MacMil1ian of Canada, 1976. are mentioned.

PoLicing i11 Canada. Toronto, Canada: Isolated occasions when policewomen used

KILPATRICK, ANDREW. "Women in blue are here to stay." Criminal Justice Digest. 4 (October 1976): 5-7 f. Evaluation and critique of women in policing.

IILEAA to hold hearing on grantee sex discrimination. 1I Criminal Justice Newsletter. 7 (19 July 1976): 3-4.

LEHTINEN, MARLENE W. IISexism in police departments. 11 J'r:>ial. 12 (September 1976): 52-55.

"Light duty abolished for pregnant D.C. policevwmen.1I Crime Control Digest. 10 (5 January 1976): 10. Abolished light duty for both male and female police.

McGEORGE, J. and WOLVE, J.A. "A comparison of attitudes- between men and women police officers: A preliminary analysis." Criminal Justice Review. 1 (April 1976): 21-33.

MILLS, ROBERT B. "Simulated stress in police recruit selection." Journal of Police Science and Administration. 4 (June 1976): 179-186. Male and female paired police used in study.

llPhi1edelphia police and Virginia corrections department accept hiring quotas. ll Criminal Justice Newsletter. 7 (15 March 1976): 7. Of the 471 existing vacancies in Philede1phia police department. 100 must be filled with women.

llpol ice still have doubts about women on patrol. II Criminal Justice NewsZetter. 7 (25 October 1976): 2-3.

IIPolicewoman asked to resign because of love for prisoner. ll Corrections Digest. 7 (7 April 1976): 4.

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RAJEWSKI, DIANNE. Po Lice Chief.

"Th"!? Calgary police returr.l to their community.'l The 43 (9ctober 1976): 276-277.

SCHLANITZ, EGON. "The role of the police in terms of their .crime prevention and social welfare activities. Part 1." International- Criminal, Pol,-ice Review. Mo. 297, April 1976. Policewomen give blood.

SCHLANITZ, EGON. "The tole of the police in terms of their crime prevention and social welfare activities. Part II.II International- Crinrina1- PoUce Review. No. 298, May 1976.

SIMPSON, ANTONY E. liThe changing role of women in policing." Law Enforcement News. 11 (March-April 1976): 15-18.

STEIN, BARBARA A. "Civil rights: Sex and the vlOrking girl." Tr>ial-. 12 (January 1976): 56. Policewomen fired after complaining of boss making advances.

IITraining female officers costs more study says." Training Aids Digest. 1 (October 1976): 6.

VEGA, M. SILVERMAN LJ. "Women as peace officers as viewed by their male and female counterparts in three different police departments." Paper presented at the 28th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Tucson, Arizona, November 4-7, 1976. Male police held less than favourable attitudes towards the acceptance of females as patrol officers.

WEBBER, BARBARA. liThe pol ice wife. II The Police Chief. 43 (January 1976): 48-49. Mentions that policewomen obtain highest marks in basic training.

WELDY, WILLIAM O. tt~~omen in policing - positive step toward increased police enthus i asm. II Po"l-ice Chief. 43 (January 1976): 46-47.

IIWomen join California highway patrol. n Systems., Technology and Science For Law Enforcement and Security. 8 (July 1976): 6.

1977

CALLAHAN, LEO F. "Redefining the police function. II Current Municipal- Probl,ems. 18 (Winter 1977): 284-289.

IICOp tends phones, vlhile civilians frisk suspects, II The Toronto Star. 4 June 1977, p.A 13. Case of sex discrimination of female police officer in Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario.

CRAIG~ GLEN. "Cal ifornia highway patro1 women officers." Po"Lice Chief. 44 (January 1977): 60-61.

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FARRELL, MARGARET B. and SHEARING, CLIFFORD D. Private Security: An Examination of Canadian Statistics Z96l-Z9n. Toronto:. Centre of Criminology, Universtty of Toronto, 1977. Women i.n security. Percentage employed.

"Females get equal chance as firemen: chief." The Citizen~ Ottawa, 27 April, 1977. p. 43. Mentions that Metro Toronto police employ 89 women, while Ottawa police only employ six.

IIFor first time, LEAA cuts off funds to a grantee accused of hiring discrimination." Criminal Justice Newsletter. 8 (17 January 1977): 7.

IlLois Higgins appointed executive director American Federation of po1ice. 1l

Law and Order. 25 (March 1977): 87. First women ever appointed to head organization that is 98% male.

IIMurder - suicide stresses hazards of police work.1I The Citizen., Ottawa 19 May 1977, p. 91. Husband and wife police officers die.

"News Notes. II Tarrret. 6 (April 1977) 3. Ar'i zona have 10% femal e off; cers assigned to same jobs as males. Women more effective breaking up bar brawl.

QUARLES, CHESTER L. IlPo1ice manpower alternatives. 1I Law and Order. 44 (May 1977): 44-50.

"Quebec's police school gOeS coed. 1I The Gazette., Montreal, 21 May 1977, p. 48.

ROTHENBERG, SHERIBEL. "Minorities Constitutional Rights to Police Department Emp 1 oyment. If Po lice La:u; QuarterZy. 6 (Ja nua ry 1977): 23-31.

VASTOLA, ANTHONY. "Women in Policing - Alternative Ideo-1ogy." Police Chief. 44 (Janlla ry 1977): 62-69.

"Women cop fi nds bi as on the beat." The Toronto Star. 4 June 1977, p. 1. A 13. Lois Beckett goes to Human Rights Commission with case of sex discrimination.

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INDEX TO THE BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX DE LA BIBLIOGRAPHIE

ABRECT, MARY ELLEN. The Making of a Woman Cop. 1976. Acceptance of women in policing gains. 1975. All-vwmen police station: inauguration by P.M. 1973. 1975. ALLEN, MARY SOPHIA. The Pioneer PoLicewoman. 1973. ANDERSON, MARY A. Women in Law Enforcemen t. 1974-. Att vara kvinnlig polis. 1971 BALZER, ANTHONY. A view of the quota system in the San Francisco police

department. 1976. BANTON, MICHAEL. The PoLiceman in the Community. 1964. BAYLEY, DAVID H. Forces of Order. Police Behaviour in Japan and the United states •.

1976. BECKE, SHIRLEY. The first half-century. 1969. BECKE, SHIRLEY. Training of women police as speCialistS. 1963. BECKE, SHIRLEY. Metropolitan uni-sex. 1973. BECKER, HAROLD AND HJELLEMO, EINAR. Justice in Modern Sweden: A Description

of the Components of the Swedish Cr'tminal Justice System. 1976. BERKELEY, GEORGE C. ThG:Democratic Policeman. 1969. Black woman receives honor from police academy. 1976. BLOCK,PETER; ANDERSON, DEBORAH, AND GERVAIS, PAMELA. D. C. PoZicewomen Evaluation.

1973. BLOCK, PETER P. AND ANDERSON, DEBORAH. Policewomen on PatroZ: Final Report.

1974. BLOCK, PETER P. Reply to questions raised in policewomen on patrol. 1975. BLUMENTHAL, RALPH. Wac is assigned to the M.P. unit at Fort Hamilton. 1973. BOUZA, ANTHONY V. Women in policing. 1975. BRADDELEY, FRED. The British policeman's role in a changing society. 1974. BROWN, JOHN AND HOWES, GRAHAM. The Police and the Community. 1975. Women Traffic Officer Project: Finatr? eport. 1976. California women on patrol. 1975. CALLAHAN, LEO. F. Redefining the police function. 1977. Canada. Parliament. ParUamentaryDebates (commons). 1973. CARMO[Y, DEIRDRE. Police divided over assignments of women to street

patrol here. 1974. Comprehensive Plan for Criminal. Justice. 1974. CONDOR, STELLA. Women on the Beat. 1960. CONRAD, REX D. AND GLORIOSO, JOHN. Policewomen: agency adjustment through

a group approach. 1975. COOK, RAYMOND A. British law enforcement perceived through the eyes of an

American policeman. 1975. COOPER, LYNN; CURRIE, ELLIOT; FRAPPIER, JOE; PLATT, TONY; RYAN, BETTY;

SCHAUFFLER, RICHARD; SCRUGGS, JOY AND TRUJILLO, LARRY. The Iron Fist and the Velvet CZove: An AnaZysis of the U.S. Police. 1975.

Cop tends phones, while civilians frisk suspects. 1977. CRAIG, GLEN. California highway patrol women officers. 1977. CRAMER, JAMES. World's Police. 1964. CRAMER, JAMES. Uniforms of the r1101~l.d IS Police. 1968. Crime control briefs. February 1975. Crime control briefs. October 1975. Crime control briefs~ November 1975. Crime control briefs. March 1976. CRITCHLEY, T.A. A History of Police in England and Wales. 1972. CRITES, LAURA. Women in la'll' enforcement. 1973. Current publication abstracts. 1975. DAUTON-FEAR, MARY W. Women as Participants -in the Criminal Justice System.

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Die politessen der standtpolizei luzern. 1971. DILUCCHIO, JOHN A. In Miami ... female officers on the department. 1975. DIXON, LONNY. The u~usua1 role of women officers in homicide work. 1963. DUNLAVEY, MARY A. The 00men police ... here to'stay? 1975. ELCHANAN, MEIR I. Relationship between intrinsic needs and womens'

persistence at work. 1972. EI SEN BERG , T.; KENT, DEBORAH A.; and WALL, C. R. Police PGn'so,nnel PY'actices

in state and Local GoveY'rl1nents. 1973. Employment OppoY'tunities in CalifoY'nia Law EnfoY'cement 1975-76. 1975. Equal guardians of the law. 1974. FABER, HAROLD. state will hire women troopers. 1973. FAGERSTROM, DOROTHY. Make the most of every opportunity. 1960. FAGERSTROM, DOROTHY. Practical handbag for policewomen. '1964. FAGERSTROM, DOROTHY. Pol i cevJOmen' s vi ewpoi nt on behavioural probl ems. 1969. FAGERSTROM, DOROTHY. Wider horizons for policewomen. 1970. FARNELL, MARGARET B. AND SHEARING, CLIFFORD D. PY'ivate SecUY'ity: An

EXOJnination of Canadian Statistics 196Z-Un. 1977. Female fuzz. 1972. Female officers cause uproar. 1976. Female organized crime analysts lauded by attorney general Levi. 1975. Female police. 1974. Females get equal chance as firemen: chief. 1977. First women chief in California. 1976. FLANNERY, MICHAEL. Ex-nun now decoy hooker. 1976. FLEMING, ALICE. New on the Beat: {{omen Power in the Pol.ice Force. 1975. FOLLESTAD, IVAR. Public prosecution authorities and police in Norway. 1976. FOLLEY, VERN L. American Law EnfoY'cement. '1973. FOLLEY, VERN L. Police officer of the issue: Detective Helen B. Sweatt. 1971. FOONER, MICHAEL. Women in Policing: Fighting Crime a1'OUnt1 the f<1orld. 1976. For the first time, LEAA cuts off funds to a grantee accused of hiring

discrimination. 1977. . Four ch~rged with Cobb murder. 1975. GARMIRE, BERNARD L. Female officers in the department. 1974. GERMANN, A.C. PoUce Executive Developme-at. 1962. GERMANN, A.C. Understand your local police. 1957. GERMANN, A.C.; DAY, FRANK D.; GALLATI, ROBERT R.J. IntY'oduction to Law

Enforcement and CTiminal JtLstice. 1970. GOEDENDORP, A. Die integration der frau im uniformierten polizeidienst. 1971. GOFFEN, WILLIAM. Civil service law and you: promotion for policewomen. 1967. GRAHAM, JANET LENORE. Putting theory into practice. 1975. GUYOR, JAMES R. Spokane learns fr'om experience: a police officer physical

fitness program test in which men and women compete equally. 1974. HALE, CHARLES D. and WILSON, t'JESLEY F. Personal Characteristics of AssauUed

and Non-assaulted Officers. 1974. HAMILTON; r~ARY E. The Policewoman.J Her Service and Ideals. 1971 . HAWKINS, WALTER V. Patrolwoman - yes or no? 1973. HIGGINS, LOIS. Golden anniversary of women in police service. 1960. HIGGINS, LOIS. PoZicewoman ~ ManuaZ. 1961. HIGGINS, LOIS. A career in law enforcement for women. 1962. HIGGINS, LOIS. Women in law enforcement. 1962. HIGGINS, LOIS L. More about women in law enforcement. 1962. HIGGINS, LOrS L. Bombay and a lovely pol ;Ce\·iOloan. 1964. HILTON, JENNIFER. The Gentle Arm of the Lau.,:; L(;:>e as a Pol1.:cewoman. 1973. HILTON, JENNIFER. Women in the police service. 1976. HINDMAN, ROBERT E. A survey related to the use of female law enforcement

officers. 1975. '. '._::: 0"

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HO GEOK LOON. History of the women police in the Singapore police force. 1974. Hong Kong police includes 1,025 women. 1975.

'HOOKER, JAMES E. Ga:r,3er opportunities in Pol.ice., Public Administration., Social Services and Corrections. 1969.

HORNE, PETER P. -The role of women in law enforcement. 1973. HORNE, PETER. Policewomen and internatiena1 women's year. 1975, HORNE, PETER. Women in Law Enforcement. 1975. HUGHES, NORAH. Auxi11ary girl cadets - a partial answer to recruiting. 1969. LA.C.P. survey shows females handle patrol duties very well. 1975. Iowa survey shows police wives doubt female office\~ capabilities. 1976. Israeli policewoman. 1975. JEFFERSON, ARTHUR M. Equal employment opportunity and affirmative action

in law enforcement agencies. 1975. Joliet policewoman arrests Johns. 1976. KELL y, NORA and WILLIAM. The q oyaZ Canadian Mounted Pol.ice. 1973. KELLY, NORA and \<JILLIAM. Policing in Canada. 1976. KENNEY, JOHN P. and PURSUIT, DAN G. Police Work lJith Juveniles. 1975. KILPATRICK, ANDREW. Women in blue are here to stay. 1976. KNOOKUIZEN, RALPH and GATMAN, RICHARD. flomen in PoUce fvork in Chicago. 1974. KRUCKENBERG, JOANNA. Women in policing: reflections of a changing comm~nity

(part n. 1974. KRUCKENBERG, JOANNA. Women in policing - reflections of a changing community

( part 2). 1975 Ky. police expect more female applicants. 1975. LEAA to hold hearing on grantee sex discrimination. 1976. La policia femenina en el Japon. 1975. LEHTINEN, MARLENE W. Sexism in police departments. 1976. LIDDLE, L.R.; CLEMENCE, R.; MORMON, R.R. and HANKEY, R.O. Multiple relationships

between age, education, police experience and TAV variables correlated to job rating on female deputy sheriffs. 1972.

Light duty abolished for pregnant D.C. policewomen. 1976. LOCK, JOAN. Lady Policeman. 1968. Lois Higgins appointed executive director American Federation of Police. 1977. McGEORGE, J. and WOLFE, J.A. A comparison of attitudes between men and women

police officers: a preliminary analysis. 1976. Manual on women in policing offers departmental guidelines, 1975. MARSHALL, PATRICIA. Policewomen on patrol. 1973. MATTHES, I. and KLEINLEIN, W. Frauen be; der polizei - reservatt oder

intergation? 1975. MAYHEW, J. Rev i ew of Women in Law Enforcement. 1975, MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. Policewomen in the investigation function. 1960. MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. Delinquency control programs: part I. 1964. t·1ELCHIONNE, THERESA M. Del inquency control programs: part 11. 1964. MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. Delinquency control programs: part III. 1964. MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. The policewoman. 1966. MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. Current status and problems of women police. 1967. MELCHIONNE, THERESA M. The changing role of policewomen. 1974. MILLS, ROBERT B. Simulated stress in police recruit selection. 1976. MILTON, CATHERINE H. Women in Policing. 1972. MORGAN, TED. Women make good cops. 1974. Murder - suicide stres~es hazards of police work. 1977. New associations will assist women in criminal justice. 1975. New police foundation manual on women in police work. 1975. New York state police win their case against long hair. 1976. News notes. 1977. Ontario. Task Force on Policing in Ontario. 1974.

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OWINGS, CHLOE. f<1omen Police; a study of' thelJ evel.opment and status of the f<1omen Po Uce Movement. 1969.

'PERLSTEIN, G.R. Female police: the need for research. 1970. PERLSTEIN) GARY R. An expl.oratory Arl.al.ysi3 of· CArtain Characteristics of

PoUce«IOIl1en. 1 971. PERLSTEIN, GARY R. Certain characteristics of policewomen. 1972. PERLS,"EIN. GARY R. Policewomen and policemen: a comparative look. 1972. Philedelphia police and Virginia corrections department acce~t hiring quotas.

1976. Plan workshop on women in policing. 1975. Police sex charge called back-alley gossips by chief. 1975. Police still have doubts about women on patrol. 1976. Police-women. How well are they doing in a man's job? 1975. Policewoman slays gunman who killed her husband. 1975. Policewoman asked to resign because of love for prisoner. 1976. Policewomen patrol Washington, D.C. 1973. Policewomen as policemen. 1974. Policewomen, why not? 1975. POMERANCE, ROCKY. Minorities: a wealth of resources. 1975. POULIOT, MADELEINE. A woman in pursuit ... 1975. POWERS, WILLIAM F. State policewomen in Massachusetts. 1968. PRICE, BARBARA RAFFEL. Police personnel in Pennsylvania and the development

of line level training programs. 1971. PRICE, BARBARA R. A study of leadership strength of female police executives.

1974. PURCELL, PHILLIPS. Use of policewomen is valuable asset to law enforcement.

1960. PURCELL, WILLIAM. British PoLice in a Changing Society. 1974. QUARLES, CHESTER L. Police manpower alternatives. 1977. Quebec's police school goes coed. 1977. RAJEWSKI, DIANNE. The Calgary police return to their community. 1976. REITH, CHARLES. The BUnd Eye of History. 1975. RONAKER, ROBERT. Role of matrons in detention phase of police work. 1968. ROTHENBERG, SHERIBEL. Minorities' constitutional rights to police department

employment. 1977. RUDMAN, JACK, Policewomen. 1969. SALZBRENNER, DOROTHY. Military police\,/omen. 1963. SCHLANITZ, EGON. The role of the police in terms of their crime prevention

and social welfare activities. Part I. April 1976. SCHLANITZ, EGON. The role of the police in terms of their crime prevention

and social welfare activities. Part rI. May 1976. SCHREIBER, FLORA RHETA. A Job with a Future in Law Enforcement and?:? elated

Fields. 1970. SHERMAN, MARION and LEWIS J. Bibliography on policewomen: 1945 - 1972. 1973. SHERMAN, LEWIS J. A psychological view of women in policing. 1973. SHERMAN, LEWIS J. An evaluation of policewomen on patrol in a suburban police

department. 1975. SHPRITZER, FELICIA. A case for the, promotion of policewomen in the city of

New York. 1961 . SIMPSON, ANTONY E. The changing role of women in policing. 1976. SKOUSEN, W. CLEON. Unisex or just 'sex'? 1975. SMITH, J.D. Policewomen on patrol. 1975. State highway patrol reports on women officers. 1975. STREET, NONA T. The role of women in law" enforcement. 1973. STEIN, BARBARA A. Civil rights: Sex and the working girl. 1976. STEVENSON, GLORIA. The force of change: new opportunities for women in police

work. 1972.

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STRATTON, JOHN. Rape and the victim a new role for law enforcement. 1975. STUART, CYNTHIA GOULD. The changing status of women in police professions •

. L\pril 1975. Study of policewomen released. 1974. Study status of women. 1975. SUICH, HEROME J. Height standards in police employment and the question of

sex discrimination: the availability of two defenses fqr a neutral employment policy found discriminatory under Title VII. 1974.

Survey reveals women officers perform well on patrol duty. 1975. SWANSON, CHERYL G. and HALE, CHARLES D. A Question of Height Revisited:

Assaults on Police. 1974. TALNEY, RONALD G. Women in law enforcement: an expanded role. 1969. The lady is a cop. 1974. They always get their person. 1975. TOOLE, MAJOR D.E. A view from the sidelines. 1975. TREPANIER, R. Le role de la femme policiereen criminologie. 1966. Training female officers costs more study says. 1976. U.S. task force report, The Police. 1966. UHNAK, DOROTHY. Policewoman. 1973. VANDER VELDEN, LOW. Of human recall. 1975. VASTOLA, ANTHONY. Women in policing - alternative ideology. 1977. VEGA, M. and SILVERMAN, LJ .. ~lomen as peace officers as viewed by their male

and female counterparts in three different police departments. 1976. Venezuela: psychological testing of metropolitan police recruits. 1973. WALSH, J.T. Some questions in - policewomen on patrol. 1975. vJASHINGTON, BRENDA E. DepZ.oyment of Female Police Officer's in the United states.

1974. WATSON, NELSON A., and WALKER, ROBERT N. ed, Proceedings of Workshop for'

Po U,celJomen. 1966. WEBBER, BARBARA. The police wife. 1976. WEHNER-DAVIN, W. Die stellung der frau in der kriminalpolizei. 1973. WELDY, WILLIAM O. Women in policing - positive step toward increased police

enthusiasm. 1976. WELLS, ALICE STEBBINS. Policewoman judge number one. 1961. WILSON, ORLANDO WINNI FI ELD. Police Administration. 1963-. Woman cop finds bias on the beat. 1977. Women and married men eligible as mounties. 1974. Women cadets can't subdue suspects, police trainer says. 1975. Women join California highway patrol. 1976. Women make strides in profession. 1972. \~OODS, B.J. History has been made. 1975. WREN, PAULINE. Auxiliary girl cadets in Leeds. 1965.

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"INDEX DES OUVRAGES CANADIENS

Canada. Par1 i amentary debates. 1973. Cop tends phones while civilians frisk suspects. 1977. FARNELL, MARGARET B. and SHEARING, CLIFFORD D. Private Secuvity: An

Examination of 0nadian Statistics. 1977. Females get equal chance as firemen: chief. 1977. GRAHAM, JANET L. Putting theory into practice. 1975. KELLY, NORA and WILLIAM. The Royal- 0nadian Mounted Police. 1973. KELLY, NORA and vIILLIAM. PoLicing in Canada. 1976. Ontario. Task Force on PoZicing in Ontario. 1974. Policewomen, why not? 1975. POULIOT, MADELEINE. A woman in pursuit. 1975. Quebec's police school goes coed. 1977. They always get thei r person. 1975. TOOLE, D.E. A view from the sidelines. 1975. TREPANIER, R. Le role de la femme po1iciere en criminologie. 1966. VAN DER VELDEN, LOU. Of human recall. 1975. Woman cop finds bias on the beat. 1977. \~omen and married men eligible as mounties. 1974. WOODS, B.J. History has been made. 1975.

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