사회구조적 변화요인과 치안인력의 관계에 관한 연구 = The Effect of Social Structural Change of Police Size

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

One of the most important needs in human life is the need for safety. As modern society changes rapidly, crime is also becoming ferocious and intelligent, and as private property increases and individuals change into a self-centered society, exposure to crime can be said to represent vulnerability to crime. The increase in crime rates is a major social problem, and people are living in anxiety and fear that they can become victims because of the increasing number of crimes.
Crime is increasing day by day, diversifying, heinous, and organized. In order to protect the people from these crimes and secure safety from various accidents, it is necessary to increase and strengthen the number of police officers, and such measures to increase manpower and strengthen police forces are essential tasks to realize "people's happiness," one of the government's important policies. In order to secure the safety of the people from crime, it is necessary to increase and strengthen the number of police officers, and such measures to increase manpower and strengthen police forces are essential tasks to realize "people's happiness," one of the government's important policies. However, there is a question of whether the police force has changed to suit the development of the country or the increasing number of crimes. Police size should be changed to suit the security situation in the long run. However, the fact that political factors such as the tendency of the regime, which is different from the security situation, play a greater role in the change of police size indicates that the police cannot be politically neutral, while at the same time disproving that the police plan is systematic and unplanned. This study attempts to empirically analyze the effect of various independent variables on the determinants of police size, which are dependent variables. The number of police officers in the entire National Police Agency is used as a dependent variable, and socio-economic and political factors at the national level are used