Comparative Study of Rural Community Mobilization Models from the Perspective of Resource Mobilization Theory
Shu-wang Zhang, Xiang LEE, Can Guo, Jeff Jianfeng Wang
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Shu-wang Zhang, Xiang LEE, Can Guo, Jeff Jianfeng Wang
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Mobilization is an important part and measure of rural governance. It needs to meet the internal logic and regular mobilization methods of different types of rural areas. This paper takes Nan village and Bei village in Guangdong Province as the research object, and compares the four aspects of mobilizing administrative resources, mobilizing opinion leaders, mobilizing methods and mobilizing control methods by using case comparison methods to solve the practical problems existing in the mobilization of rural communities in China.
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Mobilization is an important part and measure of rural governance. It needs to meet the internal logic and regular mobilization methods of different types of rural areas. This paper takes Nan village and Bei village in Guangdong Province as the research object, and compares the four aspects of mobilizing administrative resources, mobilizing opinion leaders, mobilizing methods and mobilizing control methods by using case comparison methods to solve the practical problems existing in the mobilization of rural communities in China.
Key concepts: Mobilization, Resource mobilization, Community mobilization, Social mobilization, China, Perspective (graphical), Political science, Resource (disambiguation)