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From Heteronomy to Autonomy——Development of City Community Sports under Theories of Governance

Gao Xue-feng

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In China,the city community sports management has changed from a heteronymous one to the autonomous one.The autonomy of management can meet the needs of the main body,the purpose and the means of the community sports,which costs low and proves effective,and which brings out more orderly and democratic environments for community sports.

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In China,the city community sports management has changed from a heteronymous one to the autonomous one.The autonomy of management can meet the needs of the main body,the purpose and the means of the community sports,which costs low and proves effective,and which brings out more orderly and democratic environments for community sports.

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In China,the city community sports management has changed from a heteronymous one to the autonomous one.The autonomy of management can meet the needs of the main body,the purpose and the means of the community sports,which costs low and proves effective,and which brings out more orderly and democratic environments for community sports.

Key concepts: Heteronomy, Autonomy, Corporate governance, Democracy, China, Public relations, Business, Sociology

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