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Dr. Maria R. (Maki) Haberfeld

e-mail mhaberfeld@jjay.cuny.edu

FORMAL EDUCATION AND DEGREES

1985 – 1992 Ph.D. in Criminal Justice

City University of New York Graduate Center &

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

New York, NY

1985 – 1990 Master of Philosophy in Criminal Justice

City University of New York Graduate Center &

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

New York, NY

1980 – 1983 Master of Art in Criminology

Faculty of Law, Institute of Criminology

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Jerusalem, Israel

1977 – 1980 Bachelor of Art in Archaeology

Department of Humanities

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Jerusalem, Israel

1977 – 1980 Bachelor of Art in History

Department of Humanities

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Jerusalem, Israel

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING:

1983 – 1984 Two seminars dealing with sociological problems of the society in Israel,

Department of Sociology, Master of Science program, The Hebrew

University of Jerusalem

1983 Training Course for the Juvenile Investigations Officers, Israel National

Police, Jerusalem

1982 Special Training Course for police officers with academic degrees, Israel

National Police

MILITARY EXPERIENCE:

1975 – 1977 I.D.F., Special Unit, in service of the Israel National Police. Sergeant

supervised and directed a staff of 30 soldiers. Duties included providing

security operation plans for municipal and government buildings

(university campuses, theaters, museums, airport security, etc.)

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

09/1997 – Present John Jay College of Criminal Justice (New York, NY)

Department of Law, Police Science, and Criminal Justice Administration

11/2005 – Present Tenured Full Professor in the Department of Law, Police Science & CJA

06/2001 – Present Academic Director, NYPD Police Certificate Program

01/2011 – 0/9/2015 Chair of the Department of Law, Police Science & CJA

09/2003 – 11/2007 Chair of the Department of Law, Police Science & CJA

01/2001 – 09/2003 Deputy Chair, Department of Law, Police Science & CJA

11/2000 – 11/2005 Associate Professor, Department of Law, Police Science & CJA

09/1997 – 12/2000 Assistant Professor, Department of Law, Police Science & CJA

Courses Developed:

PSC 191: Supervisory Leadership for Police Services

PSC 250: Criminal Justice in Eastern Europe

CRJ 810: Police Leadership

CRJ 819: Counter-Terrorism Policy for Law Enforcement

Graduate courses:

CRJ 711: Issues in Criminal Justice II

CRJ 742: Police Ethics

CRJ 756: Problems in Police Administration

CRJ 750: History of Police Administration

CRJ 810: Police Leadership

CRJ 818: Investigating Violent Crime

CRJ 819: Counter-Terrorism Policy for Law Enforcement

CRJ 832: US Intelligence

Undergraduate courses:

PSC 101: Introduction to Law Enforcement

PSC 202: Police and Community Relations

PSC 227: Police Training Programs

PSC 350: Planning for Police Operations and Management

PSC 201: Police Organization and Administration

PSC 207: Investigative Function

CRJ 401: Fieldwork in Criminal Justice

CRJ 415: Organized Crime

09/1994 – 09/1997 Jersey City State College (Jersey City, NJ)

Department of Criminal Justice/Fire Safety Administration

Assistant Professor

Courses Developed:

Multicultural Law Enforcement

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Undergraduate courses:

Multicultural Law Enforcement

Police and Community

White Collar Crime

Introduction to Security

Security Organization and Administration

Security Systems and Designs

Current Problems in Security

Victimless/Organized Crime

Loss Prevention Techniques

Management Information Systems

01/1994 – 02/1995 Yeshiva University (New York, NY)

Division of Social Sciences

Adjunct Assistant Professor

Undergraduate courses:

Police

Criminology

02/1989 – 02/1993 US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) (New York, NY)

New York Field Office

Consultant, translator, and interpreter

Sponsored by the DEA

09/1989 – 00/1990 Grand Central Partnership (New York, NY)

Counselor for a multi-service center for the homeless (Ph.D. internship)

1981 – 1989 Israel National Police (INP)

01/1985 – 02/1989 Assistant to the Representative of the INP (New York, NY)

Operations in USA & Canada

01/1981 – 01/1985 Lieutenant, Department of Investigations

Juvenile Bureau, Prevention Officer

Supervision of a unit composed of 35 police officers

Interrogations and investigations of criminal suspects

Prevention of juvenile delinquency

Investigation of missing children

Extensive counseling of juvenile delinquents and their families

Lecturing in schools, professional seminars, community centers, etc.

Maintaining public relations with diverse ethnic communities, the

school systems, social services, and additional government agencies

1980 – 1981 The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Jerusalem, Israel)

Faculty of Law, Institute of Criminology

Research Assistant

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OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

2013 Invited lecture, Pearls in Policing, Dutch National Police Force, Amsterdam,

the Netherlands

2013 Invited lecture, key note speaker, City Forum, London, UK

2012 Invited lecture, Judicial Ethics Conference, Ankara, Turkey

2012 Created and delivered 3 days training for the U.S. Marines

2011 7 days visit and evaluation of the Punjab Police Force and the CJ System

2010 Created and delivered 4 days training for the US Marines

2010 Created and co- delivered 2 days training for the U.S. Marines

2008 Co-developed the International Criminal Justice Master level, Major at John Jay

College Developed and co-developed a number of new core and elective courses

2007 Created and co-delivered a one day Executive Leadership Training for high

ranking executives and commanding officers of the Federal Bureau of

Investigation (FBI) Police Force (Baltimore, MD)

2006 Created and co-delivered a one day Executive Leadership Training for high

ranking executives and commanding officers of the Port Authority Police

Department (PAPD) of New York and New Jersey (Staten Island, NY)

2006 Created and co-delivered a one week Police Leadership training course for the

highest ranking police officers from the Dominican Republic (John Jay College,

New York, NY)

2005 Co-chaired an international conference on multi cultural policing, at John Jay

College

2005 – 2008 Academic Director, Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Institute (LEEI)

Co-developed the program for the Chief and ranking officers in the NY State,

sponsored by the Division of Criminal Justice Services, including delivery of

instructional modules on counter terrorism and leadership (Albany, NY)

2005 Program Co-Chair of the 42nd

Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal

Justice Sciences (ACJS) (Chicago, IL)

2003 Speaker, Torture After 9/11: The Legal and ethical Implications of Torture in the

“War on Terror”. Conference co-sponsored by the Center on Terrorism, John Jay

College and the CUNY Graduate Center (John Jay College, New York, NY)

2001 Presenter, Global Forum II, Invited by the Dutch Ministry of Justice to give two

presentations on Police Corruption in Eastern Europe (Hague, Netherlands)

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2000 Co-developed the International Criminal Justice Undergraduate Major at John

Jay College Developed and co-developed a number of new core and elective

courses

1999 Participant, Invited by the Council of Europe to the 12th

Criminological

Colloquium on “Police Powers and Accountability in a Democratic Society”

(Strasbourg, France)

1999 Participant, International Conference on Police Integrity – sponsored by the

National Institute of Justice (NIJ) and New York University (NYU) Law School

(Florence, Italy)

1984 Participant and member of a Multi-disciplinary Committee on “Prevention of

Drug Use in Schools” (Jerusalem, Israel)

RESEARCH:

1996 – 2014 Research Associate studying perceptions of integrity in police departments across

the United States, perception of police officers in other countries, including

Eastern Europe, expanded to police departments in 20 countries, among them:

Poland, Croatia, Slovenia, Holland, Pakistan, South Africa, Sweden, Austria,

Japan, Russia.

2010 – 2011 Researched Police treatment of the Roma population in Slovenia

2004- 2007 Terrorism within Comparative International Context – researched counter-

terrorist policies of police department in 7 countries.

1985 – 1986 Violent/delinquent areas - lower Manhattan

1980 – 1982 Assisted in research projects dealing with the following issues:

Juvenile “Joy riding”

Delinquent girls in Jerusalem

Drug use in jails

Violent crime against the elderly

Comparative statistics - crime/punishment ratio

Psychotic substance abusers

GRANTS:

Recipient, (with John Lombardi and Thomas Kubic). CUNY Collaborative Initiative

Grant, “Development of Advanced Raman Spectroscopy Methods and Databases for the

Evaluation of Trace Evidence and the Examination of Questioned Documents”. Amount

- $40,000. 2006/2007.

Recipient, (with Charles Strozier, Heath Grant and Joseph King), “A Program in

Counter-terrorism Preparedness" - NIJ grant # 2004-91299-NYIJ - amount $250,000.

2003/2006.

Recipient, (with Heath Grant and Ibrahim Cerrah) U.S. Department of State, Education

and Cultural Affair Bureau (ECA) – amount $15,000- 2003/2005. Terrorism,

Legitimacy, and Human Rights within a Comparative International Context.

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Recipient, PSC-CUNY Research Foundation, Grant # 66669-00 35 – amount $1000 –

2004/2005. Multinational Research on Use of Force by the Police: A Follow up Study.

Recipient, PSC-CUNY Research Foundation, Grant # 65592-00 34 – amount $1800 –

2003/2004. Multinational Research on Use of Force by the Police.

Recipient, PSC- CUNY Research Foundation, Grant # 64614-00-33 - amount $1850 –

2002/2003. Community Policing in Poland: A Follow up Study.

Recipient, PCS – CUNY Research Foundation, Grant # 63615-00-32 - amount $4860 -

2001/2002.Community Policing in Poland: A Follow up Study.

Recipient, National Institute of Justice, “Community Policing in Poland”. NIJ grant #

1999-IJ-CX-0042. Amount awarded: 19,859. The award length – September 1999

through August, 2002.

Recipient, PSC – CUNY Research Foundation, Grant # 61587-00-30 – amount $2, 089 –

1999/2000. Enhancing Police Integrity: Three Case Studies.

Recipient, PSC – CUNY Research Foundation, Grant # 6686645 – amount $ 5,130 –

1998/1999. Enhancing Police Integrity: Three Case Studies.

Recipient , “Police Discretion and the Use of Force”, an in-house John Jay College

research project/grant, sponsored by the Office of the Provost and Academic Vice

President, Dr. Basil Wilson. Spring 1998 semester through Fall 1998 semester.

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PUBLICATIONS AND WORKS IN PROGRESS:

BOOKS:

Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich and M.R. Haberfeld (eds.) (2015). Measuring Police Integrity Across

the World. Springer Academic Publisher.

M.R. Haberfeld, C.A. Lieberman & Amber Horning (2014). Introduction to Policing: The

Pillar of Democracy. Carolina Academic Press.

M.R. Haberfeld, and D. Sheehan (eds.) (2013). Match Fixing in

International Sports: Existing Processes, Law Enforcement and Prevention

Strategies. New York, NY: Springer.

M.R. Haberfeld, A. von Hassell & A. B. Brown (eds.) (2013). Modern Piracy and Terrorism in

the 21st Century (2nd edition). Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt.

M.R. Haberfeld (2013). Critical Issues in Police Training (3rd

edition). Upper Saddle River, NJ:

Pearson Custom Publishing.

Farrukh B. Hakeem, M. R. Haberfeld & Arvind Verma (2012). Policing in Muslim

Communities: Comparative and International Context. New York, NY, Springer

M.R. Haberfeld (2012). Police Leadership: Organizational and Managerial Decision Making

Process (2nd

edition). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Publishing.

M.R. Haberfeld (2012). Critical Issues in Police Training (2nd

edition). Upper Saddle River, NJ:

Pearson Custom Publishing.(translated in Chinese in 2013).

M.R. Haberfeld, C. Clarke and D. Sheehan (eds.) (2011). Police Organization and Training.

New York, NY: Springer.

Cheloukhine, S. & M.R. Haberfeld (2011). Russian Organized Corruption Networks and its

International Trajectories. New York, NY: Springer.

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M.R. Haberfeld, J. King, & C.A. Lieberman (2009). Counter-Terrorism in Comparative

International Context. New York, NY: Springer.

M.R. Haberfeld & A. von Hassell (eds.)(2009). Modern Piracy and Terrorism in the 21st

Century. Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt.

M.R. Haberfeld & A. von Hassell (eds.)(2009). A New Understanding of Terrorism. New York,

NY: Springer.

M.R. Haberfeld & Ibrahim Cerrah (eds.) (2007). Comparative Policing: The Struggle for

Democratization.Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing.

Carl B. Klockars, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich and M.R. Haberfeld (2006). Enhancing Police

Integrity. Springer Academic Publisher.

M. R. Haberfeld (2005). Police Leadership. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall Publishing

Company. [translated into Chinese in 2008].

M.R. Haberfeld (2004). International Law Enforcement Encyclopedia (ed.) (Larry Sullivan,

Chief Editor). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing.

Carl B. Klockars, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, and M.R. Haberfeld (eds.) (2003). Contours of

Police Integrity. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing.

M.R. Haberfeld (2002). Critical Issues in Police Training. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice

Hall Publishing Company.

JOURNALS - SPECIAL ISSUE EDITOR:

Journal of Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management, 25(1)

Guest Editor of the Issue: Community Policing: An International Perspective. The issue

won an award for the best special issues journal in 2002 out of 100 special issues

considered for this award. Awarded by the Emerald Publishers in England.

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BOOK CHAPTERS:

Kutnjak Ivković, S. and M. Haberfeld (2015). A Comparative Perspective on Police Integrity. In

Kutnjak Ivković, S. and M. Haberfeld (Eds.), Police Integrity across the World. New York:

Springer.

Cheloukhine, S., Kutnjak Ivković, S., Haq, Q., and M.R. Haberfeld (2015). Police Integrity in

Russia. In Kutnjak Ivković, S. and M. Haberfeld (Eds.), Police Integrity across the

World. New York: Springer.

Kutnjak Ivković, S. Haberfeld, M.R., and R. Peacock (2015). Police Integrity in the United

States. In Kutnjak Ivković and M. Haberfeld (Eds.), Police Integrity across the World.

New York: Springer.

M.R. Haberfeld and Abbott, J. (2013). Match Fixing as a Modality of Sports Related Crimes

(SRC), in M.R. Haberfeld and D. Sheehan (eds). Match Fixing in International Sports:

Existing Processes, Law Enforcement and Prevention Strategies. New York, NY:

Springer.

M.R. Haberfeld and Abbott, J. (2013). Way Forward: Law Enforcement- Academic Paradigm

in M.R. Haberfeld & D. Sheehan (eds.). Match Fixing in International Sports: Existing

Processes, Law Enforcement and Prevention Strategies. New York, NY: Springer.

M.R. Haberfeld (2011). Introduction, in M.R. Haberfeld, C. Clarke and D. Sheehan (eds.)

(2011). Police Organization and Training. New York, NY: Springer.

M.R. Haberfeld & A. von Hassell (2011). New Enforcement Challenges: Modern Piracy Faces

Unprepared Local Law Enforcement in M.R. Haberfeld, C. Clarke and D. Sheehan (eds.)

(2011). Police Organization and Training. New York, NY: Springer.

M.R. Haberfeld (2009). Today’s Terrorism – Introduction and Analysis: The Have-nots versus

the Haves. In M.R. Haberfeld & A. von Hassell (eds.). A New Understanding of

Terrorism. New York, NY: Springer.

M.R. Haberfeld (2009). Conclusions – A New Understanding of Counterterrorist/ism Response.

In M.R. Haberfeld & A. von Hassell (Eds.). A New Understanding of Terrorism. New

York, NY: Springer.

M.R. Haberfeld & A. von Hassel (2009). Operational, Legal and Policy Challenges. In M.R.

Haberfeld & A. von Hassell (Eds.). Modern Piracy and Terrorism in the 21st Century.

Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt.

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A. von Hassel & M.R. Haberfeld (2009). Lessons Learned and Projections for the Future. In

M.R. Haberfeld & A. von Hassell (Eds.). Modern Piracy and Terrorism in the 21st

Century. Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt.

Lum, C., Haberfeld, M.R., Fachner, G. & Lieberman, C.A. (2009). Police Strategies to

Counter Terrorism: What we know and what we need to know. In D. Weisburd, T.

Feucht, I. Hakimi, L. Mock & S. Perry (Eds.). To Protect and to Serve: Policing in

an Age of Terrorism (pp. 101-141). New York, NY: Springer.

M.R. Haberfeld, W. McDonald &A. von Hassell (2007). International Police Cooperation: A

Partial Answer to the Query? In M.R. Haberfeld & I. Cerrah (eds.) (2007). Comparative

Policing: The Struggle for Democratization. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing.

M.R. (Maki) Haberfeld & L. Gideon (2007). Democracy is Hard on Policing or Policing is

Hard on Democracy? In M.R. Haberfeld & I. Cerrah (eds.) (2007). Comparative Policing:

The Struggle for Democratization. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing.

M.R. Haberfeld & W. McDonald (2004). International Police Cooperation, In P. Reichel (ed.)

Handbook on Transnational Crime and Justice. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing.

Klockars, C.B., Kutnjak Ivković, S., and M.R. Haberfeld (2004). The Contours of Police

Integrity. In Klockars, C. B., Kutnjak Ivković, S., & M. R. Haberfeld (Eds.). The

Contours of Police Integrity. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Pp. 1-18.

C.B. Klockars, S. Kutnjak Ivkovich, & M.R. Haberfeld (2004) Police integrity in the United

States of America. C.B. Klockars, S. Kutnjak Ivkovich & M.R. Haberfeld (eds.) (2004).

Contours of Police Integrity. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing.

M.R.Haberfeld (2003). Police Conduct or Misconduct – The Case of the Polish Police. In C.B.

Klockars, S. Kutnjak Ivkovich & M.R. Haberfeld (eds.) (2004). Contours of Police

Integrity. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing.

M.R. (Maki) Haberfeld (2003). Recruitment, Selection, and Training – the Triangle of Police

Integrity or Corruption? In M. Amir & S. Einstein (eds.) The Uncertainty Series:

Corruption, Policing, Security & Democracy.

C.B. Klockars, M.R. Haberfeld, S. Kutnjak Ivkovich & A. Uydess (2001). A Minimum

Requirement for Police Corruption. In R.A. Silverman, T.P. Thornberry, B.Cohen & B.

Krisberg (eds.) Criminology at the Millennium: Essays in Honor of Marvin E.Wolfgang.

Kluwer Academic Publishers.

M.R. Haberfeld (2001). From Critical Incident Stress to Police Suicide – Prevention through

Mandatory Academy and on the Job Training Programs. In Suicide and Law

Enforcement. Federal Bureau of Investigations, Government Printing Office.

M.R. Haberfeld & S. Herzog (2000). Criminal Justice in Israel. In O.N. Ebbe (ed.) Comparative

and International Criminal Justice Systems, (2nd

ed.). Butterworth-Heinemann.

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JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS:

Maria R. Haberfeld (2016). Comparative Policing Revisited: the Struggle towards Democracy

in the 21st Century. Human Rights Magazine, publication of the American Bar Association,

Vol. 42 Iss:1.

Sanja Kutnjak Ivković and Maria R. Haberfeld (2016) editors. Special Issue on Police

Integrity. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management, vol. 39

Iss: 2.

Sanja Kutnjak Ivković, Robert Peacock and Maria R. Haberfeld (2016). Does Discipline

Fairness Matter for the Police Code of Silence? Answers from the US Supervisors and

Line Officers, Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management, Vol.

39 Iss: 2, pp.354 – 369.

Sanja Kutnjak Ivković, Maria R. Haberfeld, Wook Kang, Robert Peacock and Adri Sauerman

(2016). "A multi-country comparative study of the perceived police disciplinary

environments", Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management,

Vol. 39 Iss: 2, pp. 338 – 353.

Maria Haberfeld (2016). The Triangle of Recruitment, Selection, and Training in the 21st

Century Policing, in Deflem, Mathieu, editor. 2016. The Politics of Policing: Between

Force and Legitimacy. Sociology of Crime, Law, and Deviance, Volume 21. Bingley, UK:

Emerald., pp. 295-313.

Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovic, Maria Haberfeld and Robert Peacock (2013). Rainless West: The

Integrity Survey’s Role in Agency Accountability. Police Quarterly, vol. 16, number 2.

Staci Strobl, Emanuel Banutai, Susanne Duque & M.R. Haberfeld (2013). Nothing to be Done

about Them Without Them: The Slovenian National Police and Roma join-training

program. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice. Taylor &

Francis, On – line ( July 15, 2013).

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Mika Okochi & Maria Haberfeld (2013). Emergency Planning for Urban Waterfront Areas for

the Effective Disaster Management in First 48 Hours. Journal of the Tokyo University of

Marine Science and Technology. Number. 9, February 2013.

Lydia Segal, M.R. Haberfeld and L. Gideon (2013). The Effects of Recession on Attitudes

Towards Business Ethics: An Inter-temporal Study of Business Students in 2001, 2009 and

2010. Business and Society Review, issue 118.1

Haberfeld, M.R., & C.A. Lieberman, C.A. (2012). Foreign Threats to National Security and an

Alternative Model to Local Enforcement of US Immigration Laws. Police Practice and

Research, vol. 13, number 2.

Lydia Segal, M.R. Haberfeld and L. Gideon (2011). Comparing the Ethical Attitudes of

Business and Criminal Justice Students. Social Science Quarterly.

Walker, M. C., Haberfeld, M.R., Horwitz, D., & Albert, C. (2011). An Investigation into the

Murders of Law Enforcement Officers in the First 75 Days of 2011 and Those who Committed

the Crimes. John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York. This study was funded by the

Federal Bureau of Investigation, Law Enforcement Services Section.

Christopher J. Morse, Brian J. Gorman, Zelma Weston Henriques & Maria (Maki) Haberfeld

(2011). A Legal Analysis of Pregnancy Leave Policies for Female Police and Corrections

Officers During the Late 20th

Century: Historical Perspective for the African- American

Officer. Law Enforcement Executive Forum, 11(3), September, 2011.

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2010). Doing More with Less: Solutions to Budget Cuts to Municipal

Police Departments Based on the Meta –Leadership Concept. .SIAK Journal, 4/2010.

K.J. Barrett, M.R. Haberfeld, M.C. Walker (2009). A comparative study of the attitudes of

Urban, Suburban and Rural Police Officers in New Jersey regarding the use of force.

Crime Law and Social Change, 52(2).

M.R. (Maki) Haberfeld & A. von Hassell (2007). Proper Proactive Training to Terrorist

Presence and Operations in Friendly Urban Environments. In Understanding and

Responding to the Terrorism Phenomenon - A Multi-Dimensional Perspective. NATO

Security through Science Series: Human and Societal Dynamics, 21.

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M.R. (Maki) Haberfeld (2002). “Terrorism: Defining the Threat/Customizing the Response”, In

Between Expedience and Deliberation: Decision-Making for Post 9/11 New York.

Properties, April 2002 Special Issue. Baruch College Publication, CUNY.

M.R. Haberfeld (2003). “Community Policing in Poland”. Final report to the National Institute

of Justice.

M.R. Haberfeld, P. Walancik & A. Uydess (2002). “Team Work – Not Making the Dream

Work: Community Policing in Poland”. Journal of Policing, 25(1).

C.B. Klockars, W. Geller, S. Kutnjak Ivkovich, M.R. Haberfeld & A. Uydess (2001). Enhancing

Police Integrity – Three Case Studies. Final report to the National Institute of Justice.

S. Kutnjak Ivkovich & M.R. Haberfeld (2000). “From Militia to Police: Transformation from

Socialist to Democratic Policing in Croatia and Poland”. Journal of Policing, 23(2).

M.R. Haberfeld, C.B. Klockars, S. Kuntjak-Ivkovich & M. Pagon (2000). “Police Officer

Perceptions of the Disciplinary Consequences of Police Corruption in Croatia, Poland,

Slovenia, and the United States. Police Practice and Research, 1(1). 41-72.

Reprinted in Varstvoslovje, 1(1): 13-29

M.R. Haberfeld (1998). “Confronting the Challenges of Professionalism in Law Enforcement

through Implementation of the Field Training Officer Program in Three American Police

Departments”. Turkish Journal of Police Studies, 1(2).

C.B. Klockars, S. Kutnjak Ivkovich, W.E. Harver, & M.R. Haberfeld (1997). “The

Measurement of Police Integrity”. Final report submitted to the National Institute of

Justice, NIJ Grant # 95-IJ-CX-0058 - “The Cross Cultural Study of Police Corruption”.

Also, published as the NIJ Research in Brief report, May 2000.

M.R. Haberfeld (1997). “The Police are not the Public and the Public are not the Police”:

Transformation from Militia to Police”. Journal of Police Studies, 4(20).

M.R. Haberfeld (1997). “A Challenge in Poland”. Security Management Magazine (1997).

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ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES

IN:

Jack Greene (2007). Encyclopedia of Police Science, Third Edition. New York, NY:

Routledge;Taylor and Francis.

Topical Entries:

1. Training and Education

2. Critical Incidents

IN:

Maria R. Haberfeld (2004). International Law Enforcement Encyclopedia (ed.) (Larry Sullivan-

Chief Editor). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing.

Country Entries:

1. Belgium (co-authored)

2. Israel – (co-authored)

3. Poland – (co-authored)

Topical Entries:

1. Interpol – (co-authored)

2. Europol – (co-authored)

3. International Police Cooperation

IN:

Marie Simonetti Rosen (2004). State and Local Law Enforcement Encyclopedia (ed.) (Larry

Sullivan- Chief Editor). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing.

Topical Entry:

1. Police Training

BOOK REVIEWS:

M.R. Haberfeld (1999). Proactive Police Management. E.A. Thibault, L.M. Lynch & R.B.

McBride (1998) Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall Publishers. Justice Professional,

12(4).

PRESENTATIONS:

• Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2016). Counter-Terrorist Response on the Ground Strategic &

Tactical Venues from the Comparative Perspectives. Conferences organized by the Cyprus

National Police on Comparative Counter Terrorism Responses. Nicosia, Cyprus (June 2016).

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• Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2016) The Use of Social Media as an Operational Tactic to

Enhance the Implementation of the Community Oriented Policing. INSPECT2 – European

Union grant to the Greek National Police grant workshop and conference, London, UK

(April, 2016).

• Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, William Fraher, Michael Walker, William LaRaia and Nick

Petropoulos (2016). Bureaucracy or Holacracy – the New Paradigm for Police Organization.

The 53rd Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (Denver, CO, April 2016).

• Kutnjak Ivković, S. Haberfeld, M.R., and R. Peacock (2016). Does Discipline Fairness

Matter for the Police Code of Silence? Answers from the US Supervisors and Line Officers.

The 53rd Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (Denver, CO, April 2016).

• Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, William Fraher, Michael Walker, William LaRaia and Nick

Petropoulos (2015). Standard Operating Procedures for Law Enforcement: Quantity versus

Quality. The 71st Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology. (Washington,

DC, November 2015).

• Maria (Maki) Haberfeld and William LaRaia (2015). Rules and Regulations for Small

Police Departments: TO Have or not to Have – What is the Answer. The 71st Annual

Meeting of the American Society of Criminology. (Washington, DC, November 2015).

• Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, William Fraher, Michael Walker, William LaRaia and Nick

Petropoulos (2015). What us this voluminous book: an S.O.P., Patrol Guide, Rules and

Regulations or an Encyclopedia? The 52nd Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice

Sciences. (Orlando, FL, March 2015).

• Maria (Maki) Haberfeld and C. Lieberman (2014). Airport Security or Airport Insecurity:

The Case of the Missing Malaysian Airplane. The 70th Meeting of the American Society of

Criminology. (San Francisco, CA, November 2014).

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• Kutnjak Ivković, S., Haberfeld, M., and R. Peacock (2014). Police Integrity in the U.S.A. The

70th Meeting of the American Society of Criminology.(San Francisco, CA, November 2014).

• Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, William Fraher, William LaRaia, Michael Walker, Jon Shane and

Bruce van Der Vliet (2014). Terrorist Threat perception of Police Leaders from Small and

Medium Police Departments. (Annual Conference of the ACJS, Philadelphia, PA).

• Farrukh B. Hakeem & Haberfeld, Maria (2013). A Game Theory Approach to Sports-Related

Crime. (The Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA).

• Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2013). “Creating and Maintaining Environments of Integrity”

(2013). (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the International Association

of Chiefs of Police Meeting (IACP), Philadelphia, PA).

• Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2013). “EDP or Stress Management Training: Pros and Cons.

(Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the ACJS, Dallas, TX).

• Qasim Haq, Haberfeld, Maria and Bryan S. Turner (2013). The Changing Face of Local

Policing: American Muslim Police Officer . (The Annual Meeting of the American Society

of Criminology, Chicago, IL).

• Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, Jack Cambria, Reiner Kroll, William Laraia, Michael

Walker (2012). “Police Training: Innovations in Theory and Practice”. (Paper presented at

the Annual Conference of the ACJS, New York, NY).

Staci Strobl, Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, Emanuel Banutai and Susanne Duque (2011).

“Community Policing in the 21st Century: The Multicultural Approach to Roma in Slovenia”.

(Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the ACJS in Toronto, Canada).

Serquei Cheloukhine & Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2010). “Corruption in Russia: Past, Present

and Future”. (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the ASC, 2010 in San Francisco,

CA).

Robert Peacock, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich and Maki Haberfeld (2010). “ The Measurement of

Police Delinquency: Applying the Police Integrity Scale to Assess Severity of Police

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Misconduct”. (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the ASC, 2010 in San Francisco,

CA).

Michael Walker, Maki Haberfeld and William Laraia (2010). “Police Reform in the

Dominican Republic”. (Roundtable conducted at the Annual Meeting of the ASC, 2010 in

San Francisco, CA).

Staci Strobl, Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, Emanuel Banutai and Susanne Duque (2010).

“Democratic Policing in Action: Roma and Police Relations in Slovenia”. (Paper presented at

the Annual Meeting of the ASC, 2010 in San Francisco, CA).

Serquei Cheloukhine & Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2010). “Russian Organized Corruption

Networks”. (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the ACJS, 2010, in San Diego, CA).

Lydia Segal, Maria (Maki) Haberfeld & Lior Gideon (2010). “Ethical attitudes and Economic

Change: What are the Effects of the Recent Economic Depression on Ethical Perceptions?”

(Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the ACJS, 2010, in San Diego, CA).

Maria Haberfeld, P. J. Ortmeier, & Steve Morreale (2009).” Police Leadership during the

Time of Deepening Recession” (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the ASC, 2009, in

Philadelphia, PA).

Lum, C., Haberfeld, M.R., Fachner, G. & Lieberman, C.A. (2009). “Police activities to

Counter-Terrorism: What We know and What we Need to Know”. (Paper presented at the

Annual Meeting of the ASC, 2009, in Philadelphia, PA).

Serquei Cheloukhine & Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2009). “Russian Organized Corruption

Networks and Their International Trajectories”. (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of

the ASC, 2009, in Philadelphia, PA).

Maria Haberfeld & Agostino von Hassell (2009). “Leadership: How Do We Develop and

Train Law Enforcement Personnel”. (Paper presented at the Interpol Annual Training

Symposium in Edmonton, Canada).

Maria Haberfeld, P. J. Ortmeier, & Steve Morreale (2009).” Police Leadership Training –

Leading for the Future” (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2009, in

Boston, MA).

Maria Kevin J. Barrett, Maria Haberfeld & Michael Walker (2009). “A Comparative Study of

Urban, Suburban and Rural Police Officers in Regard to the Use of Force. Paper presented at

the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2008, in Boston, MA).

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Maria (Maki) Haberfeld & Agostino von Hassell (2008). “Police Training in the 21st Century

Challenges, Goals and Solutions”. (Paper presented in Beijing, China, at the University of

Public Security 60th

Anniversary Commemoration – October, 2008)

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2008). “Counter-terrorist Strategies and Tactics in Aviation

Security”. Invited speaker by the South African Civilian Aviation Authority, at their

professional development security seminar for the Directors of Aviation Security of all the

South African civilian airlines.

Maria Haberfeld, Joseph King & Serguei Cheloquine (2008). “Counter-Terrorism Training –

For Local Police Officers” (Round table presented at the Annual Meeting, of the American

Society of Criminology 2008, in St. Louis, MO).

P. J. Ortmeier, Maria Haberfeld, & Steve Morreale (2008).” Police Leadership – Lessons

Learned and Suggested Training Modules”.(Paper presented at the Annual Meeting, of the

American Society of Criminology, 2008, in St. Louis, MO).

Maria Haberfeld, Joseph King & Serguei Cheloquine (2008). “Counter-Terrorism Training –

Where Do We Go From Here?” (Round table presented at the Annual Meeting, of the

ACJS, 2008, in Cincinnati, OH).

P. J. Ortmeier, Maria Haberfeld, & Steve Morreale (2008).” Leadership Development for

Police and other Public safety Personnel.” (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting, of the

ACJS, 2008, in Cincinnati, OH).

Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich & Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2008). “Unveiling the Code of Silence.”

(Paper presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2008, in Cincinnati, OH).

Maria Haberfeld , P. J. Ortmeier & Steve Morreale (2007). “Leadership Development for

Law Enforcement Personnel: A Cross-National Comparison”. (Paper presented at the

Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2007, in Seattle, WA).

Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich and Maria Haberfeld (2007). “Enhancing Police Integrity” (Paper

presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2007, in Seattle, WA).

Joseph King, Maria Haberfeld and Serguei Cheloukhine (2007). “Counter Terrorism Training

and Operations”. (Round table presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2007, in

Seattle, WA).

Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich and Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2007). “Teaching Police Integrity”

(Paper presented at the Annual Meeting, of the American Society of Criminology, in Atlanta,

GA).

Joseph King, Maria Haberfeld and Serg Cheloquine (2007). “Democratizing Police Training

in Countries of Transition” (Round table presented at the Annual Meeting, of the American

Society of Criminology, in Atlanta, GA).

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Maria (Maki) Haberfeld and P. J. Ortmeier (2007). “Leadership Development for Law

Enforcement Personnel: A Cross National Comparison” (Paper presented at the Annual

Meeting, of the American Society of Criminology, in Atlanta, GA).

Maria Haberfeld (2006). “Proactive Police Training Based on the Typology of Victims:

Avoiding Double and Triple Victimization”. (International Conference on the Rights of

Victims, in Rome, Italy).

Maria Haberfeld & P. J. Ortmeier (2006). “Leadership Development for Law Enforcement

Personnel: State of the Art”. (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2006, in

Baltimore, MA).

Heath Grant, Maria Haberfeld and Joseph King. (2006) “The Continuum of Democratic

Policing: Foundations for Reform” (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS,

2006, in Baltimore, MA).

Maria Haberfeld , P. J. Ortmeier & Steve Morreale (2006). “Leadership Development for

Law Enforcement Personnel: A Cross-National Comparison” (Paper presented at the Annual

Meeting, of the American Society of Criminology, Los Angeles, CA).

Janice Joseph & Maria Haberfeld (2005). “Strategies for Internationalizing the Criminal

Justice Curriculum” (Workshop presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2005, in

Chicago, IL).

Maria Haberfeld & Heath Grant (2005). “Methodological Approach to International Counter-

Terrorism Needs Assessment”. (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2005,

in Chicago, IL).

Maria Haberfeld & Robert Louden (2005). “Counter-Terrorism Training in the United

States”. (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2005, in Chicago, IL).

Maria Haberfeld & Heath Grant (2005). “Counter-Terrorism Training in Turkey”. (Paper

presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2005, in Chicago, IL).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld & Michael Walker (2005). “Comparative Paradigms of Use of

Force by the Police”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, 2005, of the American

Society of Criminology in Toronto, CA).

Maria Haberfeld & Heath Grant (2005). “Towards a Framework of Democratic Policing”.

(Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, 2005, of the American Society of Criminology in

Toronto, CA).

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Maria (Maki) Haberfeld & Michael Walker (2004). “Multinational Research on Use of Force

by the Police – A Comparative Perspective”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, of the

ACJS, 2004, in Las Vegas, NE).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2004). “Management Training for the NYPD”. (Paper Presented at

the Use of Force by the Police Conference in Bochum, Germany).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld & Michael Walker (2004). “Multinational Research on Use of Force

by the Police – A Comparative Perspective”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, 2004,

of the American Society of Criminology in Nashville, TN).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, Jannette Domingo & Patrick O’Hara. “Supervisory Leadership

Training for Police Officers in a Multi-Cultural and Multi-Ethnic Environment. (2003) (Paper

Presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2003, in Boston, MA).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld & Heath Grant (2003). “Training and Technical Assistance Across

Borders – Obstacles to effective delivery and Technical Assistance”. (Paper Presented at the

Annual Meeting, 2003, of the American Society of Criminology in Denver, CO).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, Piotr Calinski & Piotr Walancik. (2003). “To Trust or not to Trust:

The Polish National Police in the Eyes of the Public”. (Paper Presented at the Annual

Meeting, 2003, of the American Society of Criminology in Denver, CO).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld & Robert Louden (2003). “Counter-terrorism Training Policies for

Law Enforcement”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, 2003, of the American Society

of Criminology in Denver, CO).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld & Michael Walker (2003). “Multinational Research on Use of Force

by the Police – Selective View of the United States Police Departments”. (Paper Presented at

the Annual Meeting, 2003, of the American Society of Criminology in Denver, CO).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2002). The four eras of modern American policing - political,

reform, community, and predatory”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS,

2002, in Anaheim, CA).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld & Piotr Walancik (2002) “Community Policing in Poland – Role

Concepts and perceptions of the Beat Officers” (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting,

2002, of the American Society of Criminology in Chicago, IL).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2002). “Combating Police Corruption through a Public-Private-

Global Partnership- Restructuring the Training of the Czech National Police” (Paper

Presented at the Annual Meeting, 2002, of the American Society of Criminology in Chicago,

IL).

Maria Haberfeld (2001.) “Recruitment, Selection, and Training – the Triangle of Police

Integrity”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS, 2001, in Washington, D.C.).

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Maria Haberfeld (2001). “ From M.C.C. through C.O.L. to O.C.P. – a Training Paradigm for

Progressive and Proactive Agencies”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS,

2001, in Washington, D.C.).

Piotr Walancik and Maria (Maki) Haberfeld (2001). “The Role of the Media as a Paradigm

for Police Integrity in Poland”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, 2001, of the

American Society of Criminology in Atlanta, GA).

Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, Piotr Walancik, Aaron Uydess and Elizabeth Bartels (2001).

“Community Policing in Poland - The PCP Formula”. (Paper Presented at the Annual

Meeting, 2001, of the American Society of Criminology in Atlanta, GA).

Maria R. Haberfeld and Piotr Walancik (2000). “Community Policing in Poland – Is this

What the Community Really Wants? (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, of the ACJS,

2000, in New Orleans, LA).

Maurice Punch, Maria Haberfeld, Carl B. Klockars, and Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich (2000).

“The Measurements of Police Integrity in the Netherlands”. (Paper Presented at the Annual

Meeting, of the ACJS, 2000, in New Orleans, LA).

Piotr Walancik and Maria R. Haberfeld (2000). “Measuring difference in Perceptions of

Police Integrity - The Polish National Police”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, 2000,

of the American Society of Criminology in San Francisco).

Maria Haberfeld, Piotr Walancik, Aaron Uydess, and Elizabeth Bartels (2000). “Team Work

– Not Making the Dream Work: Community Policing in Poland”. (Paper Presented at the

Annual Meeting, 2000, of the American Society of Criminology in San Francisco).

Maria R. Haberfeld and R. T. Wolf (1999). “Towards Professionalism of Law Enforcement -

Rethinking Training for Police and Corrections Officers Facing the New Millenium”. (Paper

Presented at the Annual Meeting, 1999, of the ACJS, in Orlando, Florida).

Maurice Punch and Maria Haberfeld (1999). “Changing Paradigms in Police Training: the

USA and Europe”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, 1999, of the ACJS, in Orlando,

Florida).

Maria Haberfeld, Carl B. Klockars, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, and Aaron Uydess (1999). “The

Influence of Training on Police Integrity”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, 1999, of

the American Society of Criminology in Toronto, Canada).

Maria R. Haberfeld and Piotr Walancik (1999). “To Become a Tool in the Hands of the

Public”: Restructuring the Polish Police Force”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting,

1999, of the American Society of Criminology in Toronto, Canada).

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Maria R. Haberfeld, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, and Carl B. Klockars (1998). “Measurements

of Police Integrity in Poland”. (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting, 1998, of the ACJS, in

Albuquerque, New Mexico).

Maria R. Haberfeld and Piotr Walancik (1998). “Zero Option Policy or the Polish Version of

Community Policing”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, 1998, of the American

Society of Criminology, in Washington, DC).

Maria R. Haberfeld, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, and Carl B. Klockars (1998). “The

Measurement of Police Integrity in Israel”. (Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting, 1998, of

the American Society of Criminology in Washington, DC).

Maria R. Haberfeld (1997). “Teaching Multicultural Law Enforcement - from a Personal

Perspective”. (Paper presented at the Conference on Criminal Justice Education, at John Jay

College of Criminal Justice, October, 1996).

Maria R. Haberfeld (1997). “Rewriting the Procedures - Suburban Police Departments

Encountering the Challenges of the 21st Century”. (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting,

1997, of the ACJS, in Louisville, Kentucky).

Maria R. Haberfeld and Piotr Walancik (1997). “White Collar Crime in Eastern Europe-a

New Phenomenon Under an Old Disguise”. (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting, 1997,

of the American Society of Criminology, in San Diego, California).

Maria R. Haberfeld, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, William E. Harver, and Carl B. Klockars

(1997). “Perceptions of Integrity in Small Police Departments”. (Paper presented at the

Annual Meeting, 1997, of the American Society of Criminology, in San Diego, California).

M.R. Haberfeld (1996). “Controlling Crime: Private Security versus Public Law

Enforcement, a Comparative Analysis of Eastern Europe and the U.S.A. (Paper presented at

the Annual Meeting, 1996, of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL).

M.R. Haberfeld (1995). “Police are Not the Public and The Public are not the Police:

Transformation of the Polish National Police”. (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting,

1995, of the American Society of Criminology, Boston, MA).

CONSULTING:

• INSPECT2 – European Union grant to the Greek National Police. Consultant on Community

Oriented Policing (2014-2017)

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BART Police Department, Oakland/San Francisco – Evaluation of operational tactics in fare

evasion violations (2013)

Organized an intensive, week long, program for the Shandong Province Police Executives, in

Drug Enforcement in the United States, delivered at John Jay College, in January (2013)

Organized and Chaired INTERPOL’s Global Experts Meeting "Match-Fixing in Football:

Prevention, Reduction, and the Way Forward Against Corruption in Sport", 28-29 November

2012, Singapore

Headed the Blue Ribbon Committee evaluating White Plains Police Department (2012)

Program evaluator for William Paterson University – CJ programs – undergraduate level

programs (2011)

Headed the Evaluation Team of Police Training in Punjab, India (2011)

Program evaluator for Passaic County Community College – CJ programs – undergraduate

and Master level programs (2005, 2010).

Program evaluator for Farleigh Dickenson University – CJ Master level program (2010).

Developed and delivered a special Integrity/Leadership Training for the Czech National

Police (Summer 2002).

Bergen County Sheriff’s Office. Head of the Academic Review Board on Buracker’s Report.

Evaluated the recommendations of the report to restructure the Sheriff’s Department (August

1999 – June 2000) (BCSD is located in Bergen County, New Jersey).

Expert Witness: Rowan v. Paramus Police Department (in NJ). (July 1998-February 1999).

Testified on the topic of adherence to the departmental S.O.Ps and Rules and Regulations.

Wadsworth Publishing Company (reviewed Fairchild’s Comparative Criminal Justice

Systems book for an updated edition) (1997)

University of Delaware, NIJ Sponsored Research – “Enhancing Police Integrity”. Research

Associate (1997-2001).

Served as an Executive Counselor for the Security and Crime Prevention Section of ACJS

(1996/1997).

Prentice Hall Publishing Company (reviewed a number of book manuscripts being

considered for publication) (1995-1996).

U.S. District Attorney Office, Southern District, NY. Interpretation, analysis, and translation

of 700 tape recordings of suspected Israeli drug traffickers. (1995-1996).

Fairview Police Department, Fairview, NJ. (technical assistance on designing, updating and

rewriting Rules and Regulations and Standard Operating Procedures, and organizational

development – April 1996 through November, 1996).

New Jersey Association of Chiefs of Police. Evaluated their West Point Leadership Program

for possible accreditation for the Jersey City State College. (May, 1996).

The Centennial Games, Atlanta Georgia. Organized and supervised a group of Jersey City

State College graduate and undergraduate students, who were sent to Atlanta to participate in

the security efforts of Borg Warner, providing security for the Olympic Games. (1996).

Jersey City Police Department, Jersey City, NJ. “Multicultural Law Enforcement”, cultural

sensitivity training delivered to the new recruits. (June, 1995).

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EDITORIAL BOARDS:

2012 - Present Editor, Briefs in Policing, Springer Publishing Company,

http://www.springer.com/series/11179

2002 Guest editor, Journal of Policing, vol. 25 issue no 1., Special Issue on

Community Policing around the World.

2002 – Present Editor, International Volume of the Law Enforcement Encyclopedia, Sage

Publishing.

2002 – Present Member of the Editorial Board, Caribbean Journal of Criminology and

Social Psychology (CJCSP).

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SPECIAL SKILLS:

Languages: Fluent in: Polish, Hebrew, English

Working knowledge: French, Russian.

Working knowledge of statistical packages: SPSS and SAS.

Legal translations and interpretations.

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS/ORGANIZATIONS:

International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)

International Police Association (IPA)

American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS)

American Society of Criminology (ASC)

o Women and Crime Section

o International Section

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS)

o Police Section

o Security Section

o International Section - Executive Counselor

American Society for Law Enforcement Training (ASLET)

European Society of Criminology

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REFERENCES:

Phyllis McDonald, Ph.D.

John Hopkins University

JHU-DPSL, 6716

Alexander Bell Drive, Suite 200,

Columbia, MD 21046

mcdonald@jhu.edu

John P. Crank, Ph.D.

Director & Professor

School of Criminology and Criminal Justice

University of Nebraska, Omaha

(402) 213-9194 Cell

jcrank@unomaha.edu

Peter K. Manning, Ph.D.

Brooks Chair of Policing and Criminal Justice

400 Churchill Hall

College of Criminal Justice

Northeastern University

Boston 02115

Ph. 617 373-7748

Mobile 617 501-3135

FAX 617 -373-8998

pet.manning@neu.edu