This 1978 book addresses the way in which police unions had become increasingly militant and formed a significant political force, demanding better pay and conditions and a say in social and penal policy. In this study, Robert Reiner considers the development of British police unionization, and the views of the police themselves towards unionism. Dr Reiner is able to relate these two issues to one another particularly insightfully as a result of his interviews with a sample of policemen in a large city force, which illustrate the policeman's world-view. The central contention of the book is that the police occupy a contradictory position in class structure. Economically they are employees who form unions to advance their interests like other workers, but their political role of preserving the social order imposes special inhibitions on the character of their unionism, and can alienate them from other trade unionists.
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年代感極強，不過換做那個年代來說，這個研究手段和對警察，工作，勞動的理解已經很有創新感瞭吧？
评分年代感極強，不過換做那個年代來說，這個研究手段和對警察，工作，勞動的理解已經很有創新感瞭吧？
评分年代感極強，不過換做那個年代來說，這個研究手段和對警察，工作，勞動的理解已經很有創新感瞭吧？
评分年代感極強，不過換做那個年代來說，這個研究手段和對警察，工作，勞動的理解已經很有創新感瞭吧？
评分年代感極強，不過換做那個年代來說，這個研究手段和對警察，工作，勞動的理解已經很有創新感瞭吧？
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