Résumé
"Compliance with the law,
as opposed to desistance from
breaking it, is a function of
internalized norms inculcated
through the power of private
social control. Thus, one new
idea for policing might be this:
we can control and reduce
crime by explicitly drawing the
power of private social control,
implemented through the
promotion and transmission
of lawabiding norms, into law
enforcement and into policing in
particular. This idea has a name:
law enforcement for lawabiders."--Introduction.