Journal of Police Science (Volume 2)

Author: He Jiahong
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The Journal of Police Science is a serial publication in China that focuses on theoretical research and practical discussions in the field of police science. This book is the second volume, which includes 22 articles. The Journal of Police Science is a serial publication in China that focuses on theoretical research and practical discussions in the field of police science, jointly initiated by ten renowned universities and law schools. Its main columns include: Frontier Perspectives, Reform Exploration, Practical Insights, Technological Horizons, Special Topics, Foreign Translations, and Literary Gems, among others. The publication of this series facilitates the exchange of experiences among police teaching and practice departments across different regions, providing a valuable platform for advancing the development and improvement of police science and cultivating qualified police professionals.
Theoretical and Practical Integration: This book includes 25 articles, with authors exploring police science from various perspectives, covering both cutting-edge debates on the development of police science and institutional explorations closely tied to practical needs.
Real-World Cases with Solid Evidence: The book cites numerous cases, all derived from real incidents in police practice, supported by detailed data to provide readers with a more accurate and clear understanding of police operations.
Authors from the Frontline of Police Teaching and Practice: All contributors to this book are from the frontline of police teaching and practice. They include teachers from police academies with profound knowledge of police theory and police officers from police departments with extensive practical experience.