Community and Family Public Security Management Practice

Author: Yang Guiying, Du Wen (editors)
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is a part of the "Public Safety Management Series." Community and family-level public safety management is a crucial component of public safety management, serving as the foundation for ensuring people's peace and livelihood. Western countries like the United States and Australia have systematic and successful experiences in this regard, offering valuable references for advancing public safety management at the grassroots level in China. Based on China's national conditions and drawing on relevant practices from Western countries, this book comprehensively introduces management measures for communities and families in the four stages of comprehensive emergency management—reduction, preparation, response, and recovery—focusing on grassroots and actionable content. It is highly applicable to grassroots public safety management needs in China and can be considered a general manual. The book is divided into four parts and eleven chapters. Building on an analysis of the characteristics of comprehensive emergency management principles, it introduces strategies for communities and families in stages of disaster reduction, disaster preparation, disaster response, and post-disaster recovery, following the cycle of disaster occurrence. This book can serve as a teaching resource for faculty and students of public safety management at universities and colleges, as a practical manual for government and community workers engaged in public safety management, and as a popular educational text for cultivating public safety awareness.