Explores the new role of domestic policing in Homeland Security through the voices of Joseph Pascarella and ten other researchers in the field. Through self-contained essays, the contributing authors examine issues such as recruitment, retention, implementation models, counter terrorism initiatives, and future issues related to Homeland Security and police administration. A common theme resonates throughout-understanding the evolving role of the police, police managers and administrators in ensuring Homeland Security today. Examines critical issues in domestic policing and Homeland Security such as: Homeland Security and policing and law enforcement; Terrorism and threats to Homeland Security; Recruiting and hiring qualified professionals; Educating and training qualified professionals; Municipal policing and law enforcement agency crime analysis and counter-terrorism; Methods of incorporating Homeland Security strategies; Strategies for sustaining port security; Research needs to support future emergency managers; Future issues related to Homeland Security and police administration. Presents a balanced perspective and builds on the collective wisdom of leading researchers in the field. Law enforcement professionals.