The Road to Collaborative Governance in China [electronic resource] /
Jing, Yijia.editor.
Faced with unprecedented socioeconomic changes, China has increasingly embraced collaborative governance (CG), the sharing of power and discretion between and within public, private, and nonprofit sectors for public purposes. This book analyzes new areas of CG development such as environmental protection, disaster response, and infrastructure.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Faced with unprecedented socioeconomic changes, China has increasingly embraced collaborative governance (CG), the sharing of power and discretion between and within public, private, and nonprofit sectors for public purposes. This book analyzes new areas of CG development such as environmental protection, disaster response, and infrastructure.
Machine generated contents note: -- Table of Contents -- List of illustrations -- Introduction -- The Road to Collaborative Governance in China: An Introduction; Yijia Jing -- PART I: COLLABORATIVE SERVICE DELIVERY -- 1. Network Structure, Resource Exchange and Motivations of Partnerships in a Community-Based Elderly Care Network; Bin Chen, Beilei Yang, and Shanshan Zou -- 2. The Challenges of Implementing Collaborative Governance in Hong Kong: Case Study of A Low-Income Family Community ; Helen Liu and Bin Chen -- PART II: PARTNERSHIPS IN POLICY AND MANAGEMENT -- 3. Policies, Collaboration and Partnerships for Climate Protection in China ; Berthold Kuhn -- 4. Developing a Multi-collaborative Governance System: A Meta-analysis for the Inner Mongolia Grassland Region; Lihua Yang -- 5. Collaboration in China's E-Government: A Cultural-Theory Analysis; Jesper Schloger -- 6. Collaborative Disaster Management: Lessons from Taiwan Local Governments; Mingfeng Kuo, Chun-yuan Wang, Yan-yi Chang, and Tzung-Shiun Li -- 7. A Study on Collaboration between Government and Enterprises in Construction and Operation of China's Highway; Guangjian Xu and Ying Wu -- PART III: INTERGOVERNMENTAL AND INTERPERSONAL NETWORKS -- 8. China's Regional Networked Governance: The Case of '9+2' Networks of Interlocal Agreements; Bin Chen, Jie Ma, and Liming Suo -- 9. Public Decisions In Private Networks: The Implication Of Networking Upward, Downward And Outward Relations For Decision Making In China; Elaine Yi Lu.
Ethnology—Asia.
Asia—Politics and government.
Political sociology.
Public policy.
Welfare state.
Social policy.
Asian Culture.
Asian Politics.
Political Sociology.
Public Policy.
Politics of the Welfare State.
Social Policy.