Demographic Transition

Римашевская, Н. М.; Dobrokhleb, Valentina; Medvedeva, Elena; Kroshilin, Sergey

doi:10.2753/sor1061-0154520103

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“…[12][13] Social organizations lack a close relationship with the community, and thus are unable to achieve the goal of increasing community trust, and enhancing the efficiency of social governance. Some empirical studies [14][15] have also verified this claim.…”

Section: Ngos Embedded In Communitiesmentioning

confidence: 64%

How community-based organizations contribute to social governance in China? A qualitative study base embedding theory

Wang

2023

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From the perspective of embedding theory, this paper discusses the theoretical appropriateness of embedding community-based organizations in grass-roots governance under the framework of existing models such as "two-way embedding", and proposes the path of "multiple embedding" based on the empirical research in Foshan City, Guangdong Province. Based on the empirical study of Foshan City, we proposed the model of "multiple embedding", including the paths of organizational embedding, service embedding, deliberation embedding, cultural embedding and economic embedding.

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Section: Ngos Embedded In Communitiesmentioning

confidence: 64%