Chapter 16 – The Building of an Urban Community and Community Governance in China in 2015
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Communities epitomize a society. Communities have shown obvious differentiation along with accelerated marketization and urbanization during the stage of social transformation. Different types of urban communities present different characteristics in material space, property rights relationships, population structure, organizational mode, residents’ class and status, neighborhood relationships, community, social participation and other dimensions; these differences are mainly caused by class differentiation and social mobility, and they are also affected by such traditional institutional factors as units and urban and rural registered permanent residence. Community differentiation is closely related to class differentiation, but the former is not equal to the latter. The diverse differences among different types of urban communities constitute the objective foundation for community development and community governance. Therefore, community governance needs to be exercised in light of the type of community.
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- table 16.1 Distribution of community type samples under the national sampling survey in CSS 2015 (community questionnaire)
- table 16.2 Distribution of community type samples under national sampling survey in CGSS (household questionnaire)
- 1 The Size of the Community Population and the Difference in Population Structure
- 2 Difference in Community Organizations
- 3 Differences in Community Service Agencies/Facilities and Service Items
- 4 Differences in Economic and Social Status/Class among Community Residents
- 5 Residents’ Neighborhood Interaction and Differences in the Level of Community Social Capital
- 6 Differences in Residents’ Community/Social Participation
- 7 Brief Summary
- References
Chapter 16 – The Building of an Urban Community and Community Governance in China in 2015
in Chinese Research Perspectives OnlineSearch for other papers by Xiao Lin in
Current site
Google Scholar
(8,734 words)