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327   $aIntroduction -- Post 9/11 policing: changes and challenges -- Redefining the role of intelligence in policing -- The emergence of fusion centers -- Research design & methodology -- The changing law enforcement culture -- Are fusion centers achieving their intended purposes? -- Perceived effectiveness of fusion centers -- The importance of management & personality -- Fusion centers as innovative entities -- Conclusions & discussion.
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