Western public security management

Author: Xia Baocheng
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is a part of the "Public Safety Management Series." In Western countries such as the United States and Australia, after more than 30 years of development, public safety management has entered a mature stage both in theory and practice. This book introduces the historical processes, basic concepts, and fundamental theories of public safety management in major Western countries, analyzes the management content and procedures of their various systems, reveals the management content and methods at different stages of the management cycle, and examines the successes and failures of public safety management in Western countries, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of Western public safety management. Particularly, for the institutional arrangements of Western countries and operational management methods and techniques, the book provides detailed analysis based on extensive hand materials. Given that China's public safety management is still in its early stages, this book holds significant reference value for public safety management leaders, institutional management personnel, researchers, and educators in China, particularly in areas such as system construction, method introduction, experience borrowing, and personnel training.