Criminology for Police Leaders in Large Urban Cities of the United States.

Sage publishing would like for you to write a theory textbook titled Criminology for Police Leaders in Large Urban Cities of the United States. Sage desires a text that provides the urban police leader an overview of theory and how to apply it to the issues a chief in the urban area may face. Your theory book must have 10 chapters. For each chapter you must present narrative/outline explaining the theory to be covered and how it relates to policy, program, training and practice for those leading large urban police department. Use one theory for each chapter, fully explain that theory and how it relates through the policy, programming, training, and practice to prevent crime in a large urban area. Make sure you define important terms. The purpose of this exam is for you to show you know theory and how to use it to prevent crime in large urban areas. Theories to use on five chapters only are labeling theory by Howard Becker (1963), differential association theory by Edwin Sutherland (1966), routine activity theory by Larry Cohen and Marcus Felson (1979), lifestyle theory by Michael Hindelang et al. (1978), and anomie theory by Emile Durkheim and Robert K. Merton. Only these five theories should be explained. (The other five theories I will do myself) No need for cover page. One textbook that may be helpful is Seventh edition Criminological Theory by Frank P. Williams and Marylin D. McShane. Thank you!