构建社会主义和谐社会的立论基础和实践要求

我国正处于经济社会结构整体转型时期,经济社会进入了关键的发展阶段,执政党的社会基础发生了重大变化,社会发展面对复杂多变的国际形势。要构建民主法治、公平正义、诚信友爱、充满活力、安定有序、人与自然和谐相处的社会主义和谐社会,就要实现经济社会协调发展,增强执政骨干的使命感,妥善协调各方面的利益关系,不断提高人的素质,加强和改进群众工作,推进社会管理体制创新。     

市场经济条件下的干部素质结构

在市场经济条件下,努力建设高素质的干部队伍是我们建设有中国特色社会主义,实现民族全面振兴的重要保证.全面提高干部素质,使现代化的干部更加适应社会变革和经济发展的需要,是各级干部提高管理水平的重要基础,是我们现代化过程快速发展对于干部的紧迫要求.     

社区警务课程“顾客导向”型教学模式研究

＂顾客导向＂型教学模式主张收集授课对象及公安用人单位的内外部顾客的意见,将顾客的需求与课程教学结合起来,在坚持以内外部顾客为导向的前提下,改善教学模式。由于内外部顾客需求的可获取、需求结合教学的可转化、公安院校对课程教学改革的提倡及现有教学资源的可利用等,使构建＂顾客导向＂教学模式切实可行。     

胜利油田风险导向内部审计开展的难点及对策

目前,企业运用现代风险基础审计还存在着风险评估不全面和滞后、缺乏被审计单位和部门相应的信息库、内部审计人员的综合素质与风险导向审计的要求存在较大差距等问题。解决这一问题,需要转变观念,提高全员风险意识;具体实施项目中要实行以风险导向为重点;加强风险导向审计的网络化信息系统建设;不断提高内审人员的综合素质等。     

‘Catching’ and ‘Targeting’: Risk‐Based Policing,Local Culture and Gendered Practices

The aim of this article is to explore cultural and practical aspects of the growing use of information and communication technology (ICT) in policing. By using empirical research on policing in Norway, the focus will be on how ICT is used as a crime prevention instrument in everyday police work and culture. The transition, which the new technologies mediate, will be explored by focusing on concepts of risk and materialization of risk‐based policing at the practice level in two cases: 1) a special unit fighting serious and organized crime utilizing proactive policing methods, police informers, crime profiling and databases, and 2) a police station focusing on low‐level crime by using a problem‐oriented policing model, transmitting responsibility for personal security onto identified ‘problem‐owners’.1 ‘Problem‐owner’ is a notion used by the police in the two cases. It is referring to the POP‐model, and whom they identify as important to participate in the risk‐management. According to Wright (: 121): “Partnership refers to a purposeful relationship between the police and the public or between the police and other agencies in the field.” Based on an examination of risk phenomena as contextual, embedded in practice and cultural settings, various stories about risk management will be told. The stories reflect different control strategies in the crime control discourses, and point to how risk‐based technologies are shaped and adapted in occupational culture and practice. The article illuminates the importance of studying the empirical complexity ICT is used in, and looks towards, to paraphrase O'Malley and Palmer (), ‘firewalls of resistance’ in the local occupational culture, that are preventing full integration of risk tools.