Mentoring in the law enforcement context: A case study of the Turkish National Police

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Title
Mentoring in the law enforcement context: A case study of the Turkish National Police
Identifier
d_2009_2013:6dc83168808d:09964
identifier
10009
Creator
Atak, Selcuk,
Contributor
Maria Haberfeld
Date
2009
Language
English
Publisher
City University of New York.
Subject
Criminology | Criminal Justice | Education | Mentoring | Policing | Turkish National Police
Abstract
The TNP has undergone many changes as a result of Turkey's decision to seek European Union (EU) membership. One ramification of these changes is the TNP codification and implementation of formal mentoring relationships to increase the effectiveness of mentoring relationship.;Based on a survey of 400 high ranking officers from the Turkish National Police (TNP), this study examines the effects of mentoring relationships on job satisfaction and organizational commitment. The findings indicate that an effective mentoring relationship has a positive effect on job satisfaction and organizational commitment.
Type
dissertation
Source
2009_2013.csv
degree
Ph.D.
Program
Criminal Justice