A Review of Research on Urban Community Autonomy
Zhang Bao-feng
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Zhang Bao-feng
Abstract
theoretical achievements in the research of urban community autonomy in the past chiefly concentrate upon the following aspects:the system reforms and objective results caused by the former are the first motive forces;there are three governing models of community autonomy, including the government dominating model, the cooperating model between the government and society and self-governing model;the organization form of the community neighborhood committee chiefly adopts the system of being separated between saying and acting;the relations between the community neighborhood committee and the community party branch are cooperation and consultation and support with each other;the key to community autonomy is to define the power border reasonably between government and community.
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theoretical achievements in the research of urban community autonomy in the past chiefly concentrate upon the following aspects:the system reforms and objective results caused by the former are the first motive forces;there are three governing models of community autonomy, including the government dominating model, the cooperating model between the government and society and self-governing model;the organization form of the community neighborhood committee chiefly adopts the system of being separated between saying and acting;the relations between the community neighborhood committee and the community party branch are cooperation and consultation and support with each other;the key to community autonomy is to define the power border reasonably between government and community.
Key concepts: Autonomy, Government (linguistics), Urban community, Community organization, Public administration, Power (physics), Political science, Sociology