Police Science Introduction

Author: Feng Dewen
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: As a national administrative armed force responsible for maintaining social order and safeguarding national security, the police have always been valued by all countries throughout history. The increasing prominence of the police in social development is evident. The "Introduction to Police Science" is divided into two main parts: General Theory and Specific Theory. The General Theory section consists of thirteen chapters, primarily elaborating on the fundamental theories of police science. The Specific Theory section comprises six chapters, based on the classification of police types as stipulated in the "Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China," each chapter addressing the relevant issues of a specific police type.
From a content perspective, the "Introduction to Police Science" adheres to the guiding principles of dialectical materialism and historical materialism, highlighting its scientific rigor. It is grounded in current laws and regulations, emphasizing its normative aspects. It closely aligns with the practical realities of police work in China, underscoring its practicality. Additionally, it strives to keep pace with theoretical research developments both domestically and internationally, incorporating the latest research findings to emphasize its timeliness. This book was developed by referencing existing works on police science published domestically and internationally, combined with the author's extensive experience in researching and teaching police science.