This study systematically examines the strategy of comprehensive treatment to social order employed by the Chinese government since the 1980s. This social project is designed to mobilize and coordinate the efforts of the whole society to fight against crime by using political, legal, economic, administrative, and educational measures. Based on secondary sources, the authors analyze the emergence and emphases of this social project, and compare this new approach with traditional strategies.
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