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On the Necessity of Community Autonomy Construction in Our Cities

Yao Fu

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The springing up of community construction is the demand of social change. The community construction has many modes, but in the long run, the autonomy-oriented mode has obvious advantages. This autonomy construction is not divorced from present system framework, but a kind of innovation in rules under the government's administrative guidance.

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The springing up of community construction is the demand of social change. The community construction has many modes, but in the long run, the autonomy-oriented mode has obvious advantages. This autonomy construction is not divorced from present system framework, but a kind of innovation in rules under the government's administrative guidance.

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The springing up of community construction is the demand of social change. The community construction has many modes, but in the long run, the autonomy-oriented mode has obvious advantages. This autonomy construction is not divorced from present system framework, but a kind of innovation in rules under the government's administrative guidance.

Key concepts: Autonomy, Springing, Government (linguistics), Business, Mode (computer interface), Social organisation, Sociology, Architectural engineering

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