The Regulation and Improvement of Suburban Landless Peasants’ Community in the Charge of the Government

Zhang Jinsong,Yang Shufang,L Yiqiang,C Rongzhuo,L Haijin (Hae Kim),X Fang

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20140602012

Abstract

Suburban landless peasants’ communities are both the transfiguration in the passive urbanization and transformation in the leading of governments. The specificity of suburban landless peasants community-generated determines the specificity in governing. The deficiency of well governance mechanisms, the scarcity of citizen spirit, the low level of self-organization and the deficiency of social capital in suburban landless peasants’ community in the charge of the government bring about a serious of developing dilemma. The regulation and improvement of government should embark on reconstructive governance mechanisms, straighten out organizational system; Cultivating citizen spirit, promoting public participation; Remodeling social capital, tamping autonomy foundation.

Highlights

Suburban landless peasants’ communities are both the transfiguration in the passive urbanization and transformation in the leading of governments
System’s moving based on some form, and reflect specific content, the autonomy system’s transition of suburban landless peasants’ community is the new institutional arrangements led by government, the transition is faster in the form than in the substance, the neighborhood community have not yet fully play its role in its ought to be level in the specific community governance process
The governance of suburban landless peasants’ community lack the necessary institutional guarantee, the collapse of the original system, the existing system not applicable, hard to produce an effective system designed to meet their own reality in short time, which resulted in the institutional level "vacuum"

Summary

Introduction

Suburban landless peasants’ communities are both the transfiguration in the passive urbanization and transformation in the leading of governments. Suburban landless peasants’ community; Governing; Becoming urban population; Identity dilemmas

Results

Conclusion