Author: Xiao Jinjun, Editor-in-Chief
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book adheres to the general principles of public relations, with a focus on the practical needs of public security. It is a comprehensive synthesis of the three major theoretical perspectives of public relations from the fields of management, communication, and sociology. Based on the deductive logic of police public relations theory, it addresses and summarizes the logical starting point and core content of police public relations, and specifically elaborates on the principles and processes of designing the image of police organizations. Following the logical process of police public relations activities, it discusses specific categories such as police public relations surveys, planning, communication, crisis management, special events, and etiquette in order. This book strives to capture the contemporary pulse and future trends of public security practices, introducing and summarizing emerging phenomena such as police spirit, online communication, community engagement, police negotiation, and press conferences. It also incorporates significant recent events and influential cases in public security into the book in a timely manner. This book can be used as a textbook for relevant majors in public security academies, as well as for adult education and training materials for police personnel, and as a reference for frontline public security workers.
Police Public Relations
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