Abstract
Keeping the balance of social ecology has decisive significance to prevent and resolve mass disturbances in China. At present, the root cause for the high frequency of mass disturbances lies in the unbalance of social ecological environment. It is, therefore, indispensable for the government to reconstruct a fair, democratic, rule-by-law and harmonious social ecological environment in order to prevent and control mass disturbances.
Highlights
Keeping the balance of social ecology has decisive significance to prevent and resolve mass disturbances in China
The fundamental causes for mass disturbance in China lie in imbalance of social ecological environment, such as ecology of the common people, administrative ecology, organizational ecology, ecology of rule by law, and cultural ecology, etc
On the contrary, unbalanced social ecology is manifested as loss of control of power, prevalence of corruption, loss of credit, loss of order and environmental deterioration
Summary
The scale of mass disturbances is on the increase day by day, and the forms of the manifestation become intense increasingly, which serious affects social stability, and has become the focus of attention of all fields of the society. In the process of social transition, distribution of interests is unfair, popularization of social classes is accelerated rapidly, gap between the rich and the poor is enlarged, and dissatisfaction feeling and the feeling of being deprived among the public exist within a certain scope. A general survey of mass disturbances, it can be discovered that quite a large majority of them are caused by unfair distribution of interests. The above phenomena distort normal market economy order, cause unfair social distribution and pose serious damage to interests of the nation and the common people. The ordinary people show extreme dissatisfaction, and mass disturbances are unavoidably caused when interests of the common people are difficult to protect effectively or can not be resolved thoroughly
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