Study on the Establishment of Our Country’s Public Security Prevention and Control System in Rural Areas under the Social Capital Theoretical Visual Angle
Yi Zhang
Abstract
Yi Zhang
Abstract
The social capital theory has led in an entirely new study model for our country’s public order ad-ministration theories and practices.Taking the opportunity of carrying out rural community policing in rural areas,the new ways to perfect our country’s public security prevention and control system in rural areas are to tap pre-sent social capital storage in rural areas and to develop beneficial social capital with great effort in rural areas.To do this,we should advance community culture construction in rural areas,develop credit social capital,strengthen self-discipline mechanism,establish countryside public order network and realize pluralism of the main bodies of rural public security prevention and control.
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The social capital theory has led in an entirely new study model for our country’s public order ad-ministration theories and practices.Taking the opportunity of carrying out rural community policing in rural areas,the new ways to perfect our country’s public security prevention and control system in rural areas are to tap pre-sent social capital storage in rural areas and to develop beneficial social capital with great effort in rural areas.To do this,we should advance community culture construction in rural areas,develop credit social capital,strengthen self-discipline mechanism,establish countryside public order network and realize pluralism of the main bodies of rural public security prevention and control.
Key concepts: Social capital, Rural area, Social security, Economic growth, Rural management, Order (exchange), Pluralism (philosophy), Social control