سازماندهي سياسي فضا و مديريت پيشگيري انتظامي از جرم با تاكيد بر قابليت‌هاي ژئوپليتيكي

Presenting the Model of Political Space Organization Using Geopolitical Capabilities in Law Enforcement and Crime Prevention

اين مقاله به تحليل به‌كارگيري الگوي سازماندهي سياسي فضا با بهره‌گيري از دانش ژئوپليتيك در مديريت انتظامي مي‌پردازد. روش پژوهش حاضر توصيفي– تحليلى است و جمع‌آوري داده‌ها، با استفاده از فيش‌برداري از اسناد منابع كتابخانه‌اي مي‌باشد. تحليل عوامل تهديد و پيشگيري از وقوع بحران‌ها نشان مي‌دهد كه همواره يكي از موضوعات مهم در مديريت كشورها، پيشگيري از بحران است. از جمله علوم مهم در حكومت‌داري، علم جغرافياي سياسي به ويژه دو دانش سازماندهي سياسي فضا و ژئوپليتيك است. توجه به سازماندهي مناسب سياسي فضا، لازمۀ پيشگيري از وقوع بحران‌ها است. يافته‌هاي اين مقاله نشان داد كه با استفاده از قابليت سازماندهي سياسي فضا و ژئوپليتيكي مي‌توان فاكتورهاي جرم‌زا را شناسايي، مديريت و اثرات جرم را محدود كرد. اگرچه اين راه حل مي‌تواند مقطعي باشد.

Aim and Background: This paper analyzes the application of the space political organization model by utilizing geopolitical knowledge in law enforcement management in dealing with crises and identifying the factors causing the crime and proposes to apply that knowledge to complement criminological knowledge deficiencies. Method: The method of this research is library-analytical. The community has no specific statistics in the area, but the data collection tool is statistics provided by national sources. Results: The analysis of threat and crisis prevention factors shows that crisis prevention is one of the most important issues in managing countries. One of the most important sciences in governance is political geography, especially the knowledge of the political organization of space and geopolitics. Since no society is immune from crime, countries are devoting themselves to crime by creating organizations such as police and facilities. The premise of crime prevention thinking is to eliminate criminal factors, but the point is that Proper political organization of space is essential to prevent crises. Conclusion: From the findings presented in the article, we conclude that the belief that eliminating crime factors as a crime prevention solution is very cynical because human societies are not in control of one individual or organization, but crime factors can be Identify, reduce and even manage or at least limit its effects. But these solutions usually yield cross-sectional results, requiring a bottom-up view that identifies the causes of the crisis and provides a way to deal with it, then requires knowledge that is capable of transnational analysis. The researcher gives. In this regard, the science of political organizing of space is paved