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“Police” or “Public Security”

Yuan Xiao-hon

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Abstract

The term “police” is more precise than “public security” and reflects its operation features better. Conceptually,“Police” has larger extension. It is a more expressive teminology with longer history and is easier to approach the international trend. Therefore,it is appropriate to replace the term “public security” by “police”.

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The term “police” is more precise than “public security” and reflects its operation features better. Conceptually,“Police” has larger extension. It is a more expressive teminology with longer history and is easier to approach the international trend. Therefore,it is appropriate to replace the term “public security” by “police”.

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The term “police” is more precise than “public security” and reflects its operation features better. Conceptually,“Police” has larger extension. It is a more expressive teminology with longer history and is easier to approach the international trend. Therefore,it is appropriate to replace the term “public security” by “police”.

Key concepts: Public security, Computer security, Term (time), Political science, Computer science, Business, Internet privacy, Public relations

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