Part I Models: comparative analysis of policing, Jean-Marc Erbes; myth versus modernity - reality and unreality in the English model of policing, Robert Reiner; the French model of policing, Dominique Monjardet; the German police system in a European context, Albrecht Funk; community policing in the United States, Wesley G. Skogan. Part II Issues: international policing in Europe - its present situation and future, Cyrille Fijnaut; preventive policing - the path to the present, Clive Emsley; modernity, rationality and the baguette, Simon Holdaway; community policing in England and Wales, Robert Reiner; perspectives on the British model of policing in an open Europe, Ian M. Burns; police co-operation with Eastern Europe in an EC framework, Malcolm Anderson; policing in Germany, Thomas Feltes; the future role of technology in policing, Detlef Nogala. Part III Conclusions: comparing police systems - a final comment, Jean-Claud Monet; reflections on policing sytems and police co-operation in Europe, Albert J. Reiss.
