Les expériences canadiennes
By: BRODEUR, Jean-Paul
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, juil./sept. 1999Revue Française D'Administration Publique 91, p. 555-564Abstract: In Canada the administration of security is divided betwee the central powers and the provinces. In the past ten years or so the federal government has launched several police reforms. The principal axis of the reforms is to privilege prevention over repression, and to promote community policing. But, in practice, these reforms end up by marking a return to a policy of repression
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In Canada the administration of security is divided betwee the central powers and the provinces. In the past ten years or so the federal government has launched several police reforms. The principal axis of the reforms is to privilege prevention over repression, and to promote community policing. But, in practice, these reforms end up by marking a return to a policy of repression
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