@article{ bar_on_they_1995,
  title = {They {Have} {Their} {Job}, {We} {Have} {Ours}: {Reassessing} the {Feasibility} of {Police} {Social} {Work} {Cooperation}},
  abstract = {Seduced by the symbolic content of the coordination message, many senior administrators, social planners, \& politicians contend that police \& social work, as community based occupations, should work together more closely. Examination of the critical properties of these occupations \& of joint police social work programs reveals, however, that the differences between them far outweigh their similarities. Moreover, these differences are not casual, but located in the culture \& structure of each occupation, \& in the structure of society as a whole. It is concluded that proposed suggestions to better police social work relationships are unfeasible, \& that it would be preferable for each occupation to simply fulfill its societal role on its own. 92 References. Adapted from the source document. (Copyright 1995, Sociological Abstracts, Inc., all rights reserved.)},
  journal = {Policing and Society; 1995, 5, 1, 37 51.},
  author = {Bar On, Arnon A.},
  year = {1995}
}

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