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Still Remembering Herman (especially today)

For almost 50 years, I have been able to meet or talk with Herman Goldstein on an almost daily basis. … More

George Floyd, Gloria Laycock, Herman Goldstein, improvemen, John Eck, Michael Barton, Micheal Scott, Nick Tilley, Oxford Univesity Press, police, Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice, reform

Remembering Herman Goldstein

If you work in policing or have an interest in its improvement you need to not only know the name … More

Herman Goldstein, history, leadership, loss, policing, Policing a Free Society, problem oriented policing

A Legacy Not to be Forgotten

My friend and colleague, Mike Masterson, now serving the second time as the Chief of Police in Boise, ID, and … More

apology, excellence, grreatness, Herman Goldstein, Maryann Wycoff, Mike Masterson

If You Ask Me: Straight Talk About Police and Policing

A Self-Interview This spring I will note and celebrate the 60th anniversary of my entry into policing — a 33-year … More

12 Principles of Quality Leadership, Bill of Rights, community oriented policing, Herman Goldstein, Jill Newton-Small, misogyny, problem oriented policing, racism, Robert Greenleaf, Robert Kennedy, Robert Peel, upstream downstream, use of force, values

Herman Goldstein: 1931-2020

Professor Herman Goldstein died early this morning at Meriter Hospital surrounded by his family. It is a great loss to … More

Eulogy, Frank Remington, Herman Goldstein, Law School, Madison Police Department, Obituary, Policing a Free Society, problem oriented policing, Stockholm prize, University of Wisconsin

Policing is the Art of Solving Problems

If this is true, how are you doing? Well-informed, thinking, and effective police officers know about POP and how to … More

Arizona State University, ASU, best practices, effectiveness, Herman Goldstein, policce, problem oriented policing, problem solving

Stockholm Award in Criminology

“The world’s most prestigious prize in the field of criminology has been awarded to Professor Herman Goldstein for a lifetime … More

criminology, Herman Goldstein, problem oriented policing, Stockholm Award

Dreaming

  “Dream: A cherished aspiration, ambition, or ideal” In 1990, I wrote a piece for the American Journal of Police. … More

criminology, decentralization, demilitarization, dream, dreaming, future, Herman Goldstein, leadership, madison, police, Stockholm

My Dinner with Herman

“The quality of a democratic society depends on the quality of its police” – Herman Goldstein   Early this year, … More

Albany, criminology, Frank Remington, future, Gary Cordner, Herman Goldstein, ideas, madison, police, POP Center, problem oriented policing, Stockholm Award

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Why Police Matter How a Traffic Offense Can Be a Ticket to Prison Making Choices: The Moral Aspects of Policing … More

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