2004Journal of Shandong Public Security CollegeRequires access

Pondering over the Contract of Public Security

Shanshan Chen

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Abstract

As a new mode to prevent crime, the contract of public security is the outcome of world policing combining with the current situation of public security in China. Based on the community policing, it is actually part of the community policing reforms. It has its theoretical bases as well as practical ones. However, there still exist many problems.

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As a new mode to prevent crime, the contract of public security is the outcome of world policing combining with the current situation of public security in China. Based on the community policing, it is actually part of the community policing reforms. It has its theoretical bases as well as practical ones. However, there still exist many problems.

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As a new mode to prevent crime, the contract of public security is the outcome of world policing combining with the current situation of public security in China. Based on the community policing, it is actually part of the community policing reforms. It has its theoretical bases as well as practical ones. However, there still exist many problems.

Key concepts: Public security, China, Business, Outcome (game theory), Computer security, Public administration, Political science, Economics

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