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Haijun CAO and Sai LIANG. The Key Code of Understanding “the Governance of China”: “Collaborative Advantage” and “Advantageous Collaboration”[J]. Academic Monthly, 2021, 53(4): 81-91.
The Key Code of Understanding “the Governance of China”: “Collaborative Advantage” and “Advantageous Collaboration”
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Abstract
“Synergy” is one of the political background and governance laws of centennial founding of the Communist Party of China. It is an important manifestation of upholding and consolidating the Party’s leadership, which is necessary to conduct original perspective and practical exploration. There are abundant theoretical and ideological resources of “collaborative governance” in China, and its necessity is fundamentally to grasp the trend of national governance, summarize the experience of national governance and respond to the dilemma of national governance. Based on the present, we can grasp the future. Only by building a solid foundation can we be stable and far-reaching. Motivation, structure, and system are the elements and guarantees that activate the effectiveness of collaborative governance to the greatest extent, which are related to the stability, effectiveness and legitimacy of collaborative governance, and can get rid of the traditional shackles of discussing “synergy” based on “governance”. When space is born, everything is born from time to time, and the trajectory of things in time and space will eventually show structured characteristics and reach a relatively stable state. This way of thinking is essential for exploring the feasible options and realization ways of “advantageous collaboration”.
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