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On Police Image Building

Man Ning

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Abstract

The police create the image of the public security organs,even the whole governments,therefore,it admits of no delay to strengthen on police image building.It requires a proper handling of the relationships between police culture building,police ethics,strengthening on police administration,improving police quality,so as to promote police image among the people.

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The police create the image of the public security organs,even the whole governments,therefore,it admits of no delay to strengthen on police image building.It requires a proper handling of the relationships between police culture building,police ethics,strengthening on police administration,improving police quality,so as to promote police image among the people.

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The police create the image of the public security organs,even the whole governments,therefore,it admits of no delay to strengthen on police image building.It requires a proper handling of the relationships between police culture building,police ethics,strengthening on police administration,improving police quality,so as to promote police image among the people.

Key concepts: Public security, Administration (probate law), Quality (philosophy), Public relations, Business, Image (mathematics), Police science, Political science

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