Explore the complex relationship between race and policing in America with “Race and Policing in America: Conflict and Reform.” This insightful book from Cambridge Studies in Criminology delves into citizen-police interactions, highlighting racial disparities. Drawing on original research and existing studies, the authors analyze public opinions, experiences, and media portrayals of law enforcement. Discover how personal encounters, vicarious experiences, and neighborhood conditions shape views on police misconduct, racial bias, and reform proposals. Essential reading for understanding contemporary issues in criminal justice and promoting effective policing reform across diverse American communities. “Race and Policing in America” offers data-driven analysis for informed discussion.