William J. Bratton & William Andrews What We’ve Learned About Policing In New York, we re-engineered the Police Department, reinvented policing strategy—and discovered that cops can control crime in any neighborhood of any city.
Paul E. O’Connell & Frank Straub Why the Jails Didn’t Explode How inspired management brought New York City’s jails back from the brink of anarchy to order and safety.
Howard Husock How the Agency Saved My Father His mother was dead; his ne’er-do-well father couldn’t support him; an Agency put him into foster care at age nine. My quest to find out why and how yielded surprises—and public policy questions for today.
Brian C. Anderson Scared of Pit Bulls? You’d Better Be! Bred for violence, these dogs can wreck a neighborhood’s quality of life as surely as prostitutes or drug dealers.
Richard E. Morgan Free to Strip? Opponents of Mayor Giuliani’s campaign to close sex shops say it violates the First Amendment. They’re wrong: it doesn’t.
