The Mode of Our Urban Community Administration:Development and System Innovation
Na Wei
Abstract
Na Wei
Abstract
Community administration is cooperative participation of government, community organization and community residents in community business. The basic development process of our countrys city community from the administration type to the cooperation type, and then to the autonomy type is a reflection of systematic reform of society and economy and adjustment of social structure, which represents the direction of our urban development. The cooperation and interaction between government and community is an important way making the governmental management and community autonomy develop harmoniously. To design a fresh community organization and integrate a fresh community power is the key of current communitys construction and development.
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Community administration is cooperative participation of government, community organization and community residents in community business. The basic development process of our countrys city community from the administration type to the cooperation type, and then to the autonomy type is a reflection of systematic reform of society and economy and adjustment of social structure, which represents the direction of our urban development. The cooperation and interaction between government and community is an important way making the governmental management and community autonomy develop harmoniously. To design a fresh community organization and integrate a fresh community power is the key of current communitys construction and development.
Key concepts: Autonomy, Administration (probate law), Community organization, Government (linguistics), Community development, Power (physics), Public administration, Urban community