The Village Autonomy in View of Relationship between State and Society
Sun Qiong-huan
Abstract
Sun Qiong-huan
Abstract
As state administrative power withdraws from country grass-roots regime with the popularization of the village autonomy,the governance mode at village level has been passing a profound alteration that inevitably concerns relationship between state and society.At the time of a further advance in the village autonomy,to setup favorable interaction between state and society must make some efforts in the aspects of defining a definite government duty,strengthening village committee and cultivating mature social body.In the context of societal upgrowth in soundness,in the context of gradually reciprocal action between state and society,the developing of the village autonomy will favor rationalism of value-orientation,legalism as well as full autonomy.
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As state administrative power withdraws from country grass-roots regime with the popularization of the village autonomy,the governance mode at village level has been passing a profound alteration that inevitably concerns relationship between state and society.At the time of a further advance in the village autonomy,to setup favorable interaction between state and society must make some efforts in the aspects of defining a definite government duty,strengthening village committee and cultivating mature social body.In the context of societal upgrowth in soundness,in the context of gradually reciprocal action between state and society,the developing of the village autonomy will favor rationalism of value-orientation,legalism as well as full autonomy.
Key concepts: Autonomy, State (computer science), Context (archaeology), Corporate governance, Government (linguistics), Duty, Political science, Power (physics)