Crime and Intelligence Analysis in Canada: An Introduction
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Crime and Intelligence Analysis in Canada: An Introduction

Daniel M. Schwartz, Ian Williams, Camie Condon, Ryan Prox
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Crime and Intelligence Analysis in Canada provides a comprehensive introduction to the twin fields of crime analysis and intelligence analysis from a Canadian perspective. Written for both students and practitioners in public law enforcement and corporate security, this resource examines analytical methods, information systems, technologies, and governance issues, with a particular focus on Canadian institutional practices and contexts.
 

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ISBN
978-1-77255-790-9
Page Count
356
Publisher
Emond Publishing
Publication Date
December 2021
Status
Available
Subjects
Criminal Justice; Criminology
Tags
Higher Education Policing, Security, and First Responders

  • Overview of Canadian legal and legislative issues, criminal landscapes, law enforcement institutions, and information management practices

  • Thorough explanations of methodologies, including structured analytic techniques (SATs), link analysis, social network analysis (SNA), pattern analysis, trend analysis, and crime mapping

  • Discussions on the use of related technologies, such as geographic information systems (GIS)

  • Chapter on advanced analytics

  • Chapter on Canadian careers in crime and intelligence analysis

  • Canadian cases and examples relevant to both traditional law enforcement (public) and corporate security (private)

  • Highlight boxes in each chapter, emphasizing specific cases, concepts, and tips

  • Numerous graphics, tables, and illustrations

  • Chapter summaries and learning outcomes

  • End-of-chapter discussion questions and multiple choice questions

  • Definitions of key terms

  • Online versions of many figures are available for expandable viewing at: emond.ca/CIAC/figures

PART I – OVERVIEW AND CONTEXT
Chapter 1: Overview of Crime and Intelligence Analysis in Canada
Chapter 2: Canada’s Criminal Landscape
Chapter 3: Canada’s Security Apparatus

PART II – CRIME ANALYSIS: THEORIES AND METHODS
Chapter 4: Foundational Principles of Crime Analysis
Chapter 5: Core Methods of Crime Analysis
Chapter 6: Crime Mapping

PART III – INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS: THEORIES AND METHODS
Chapter 7: Foundational Principles of Intelligence Analysis
Chapter 8: Core Methods of Intelligence Analysis

PART IV – ASPECTS OF CRIME AND INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS
Chapter 9: Sources of Bias in Crime and Intelligence Analysis
Chapter 10: Careers in Crime and Intelligence Analysis
Chapter 11: Advanced Topics and Methods in Crime and Intelligence Analysis

APPENDIXES
Appendix A: Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Violations and Total/Subtotal Categories
Appendix B: Heat/Density Versus Hotspot/Cluster Mapping
Appendix C: Calculating Measures of Centrality in Social Network Analysis
Appendix D: CISC 8-Point Scale Business Rules
Appendix E: Employment Posting Examples

Chapter 1: Overview of Crime and Intelligence Analysis in Canada

• Instructor’s Guide 

• Test Bank 

• PowerPoint Presentations 

Online versions of many figures are available for expandable viewing at: emond.ca/CIAC/figures

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