Co-creation: Modernizing Grassroots Governance in China (eBook)

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In the transformative journey toward modernizing grassroots governance in China, this book stands as a pioneering text that reshapes our understanding and approach to social governance at the grassroots level. Through the lens of co-creation, this book delves deep into the symbiotic relationship between the government, communities and individuals to foster a harmonious, participatory and innovative governance ecosystem. Approach and Innovation: At its core, this book introduces the concept of co-creation as a dynamic, participatory approach to grassroots governance, highlighting its departure from traditional top-down models. By weaving together theoretical insights and rich, empirical case studies from across China, it provides a fresh perspective on engaging communities and leveraging collective wisdom for governance.

Scope and Audience: Spanning an array of contexts from rural revitalization to urban community enhancement, the book offers a comprehensive exploration of co-creation's applications. It is an essential read for policymakers, scholars and practitioners in the fields of public administration, social governance and community development, offering nuanced insights at both a theoretical and practical level. Key Features and Benefits:

1. Innovative Framework: Introduces a novel framework for understanding and implementing co-creation in governance, emphasizing collaboration, innovation and sustainability.

2. Practical Insights: Offers actionable strategies and models derived from successful co-creation initiatives, providing valuable lessons for replicating similar successes elsewhere.

3. Enhanced Engagement: Demonstrates how co-creation fosters greater community engagement, satisfaction and a sense of ownership over local governance issues, leading to more sustainable and effective solutions.

This book is not just an academic exploration but a call to action for embedding co-creation at the heart of governance strategies. By championing a bottom-up, collaborative approach, it lays the groundwork for a more inclusive, resilient and responsive governance model poised to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

In the transformative journey toward modernizing grassroots governance in China, this book stands as a pioneering text that reshapes our understanding and approach to social governance at the grassroots level. Through the lens of co-creation, this book delves deep into the symbiotic relationship between the government, communities and individuals to foster a harmonious, participatory and innovative governance ecosystem. Approach and Innovation: At its core, this book introduces the concept of co-creation as a dynamic, participatory approach to grassroots governance, highlighting its departure from traditional top-down models. By weaving together theoretical insights and rich, empirical case studies from across China, it provides a fresh perspective on engaging communities and leveraging collective wisdom for governance.

Scope and Audience: Spanning an array of contexts from rural revitalization to urban community enhancement, the book offers a comprehensive exploration of co-creation's applications. It is an essential read for policymakers, scholars and practitioners in the fields of public administration, social governance and community development, offering nuanced insights at both a theoretical and practical level. Key Features and Benefits:

1. Innovative Framework: Introduces a novel framework for understanding and implementing co-creation in governance, emphasizing collaboration, innovation and sustainability.

2. Practical Insights: Offers actionable strategies and models derived from successful co-creation initiatives, providing valuable lessons for replicating similar successes elsewhere.

3. Enhanced Engagement: Demonstrates how co-creation fosters greater community engagement, satisfaction and a sense of ownership over local governance issues, leading to more sustainable and effective solutions.

This book is not just an academic exploration but a call to action for embedding co-creation at the heart of governance strategies. By championing a bottom-up, collaborative approach, it lays the groundwork for a more inclusive, resilient and responsive governance model poised to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

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VerlagSpringer Nature Singapore
EinbandPDF
Erscheinungsjahr2025
Seitenangabe148 S.
AusgabekennzeichenEnglisch
AbbildungenIX, 148 p. 1 illus.
Masse4'336 KB
PlattformPDF
ReiheChina Governance System Research Series; Social Sciences; Social Sciences
AutorHao, Yaguang / Chen, Youlun / Wang, Haohua

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Über den Autor Yaguang Hao

Yaguang Hao is a professor at Institute for China Rural Studies and Institute for Advanced Study in Political Science at Central China Normal University. He holds advisory roles in several national and provincial expert bodies on grassroots governance and rural affairs. His research bridges theory and practice in rural revitalization, grassroots governance, and water governance reform. He has authored multiple influential monographs, including Grassroots Governance in China (Springer, 2025), Grassroots Governance in Taiwan (Springer, 2023), The River Chief System (Springer, 2023), and the German edition Basisdemokratische Strukturen in Taiwan (Springer, 2024). His scholarship is widely recognized for its policy relevance and contribution to China's governance modernization. Qinghua Guan is a lecturer at the School of Marxism, Chongqing Polytechnic University of Electronic Technology, with a Ph.D. in Political Science. His teaching and research focus on grassroots governance, rural politics, and aging governance. He previously taught at the Party School of Dazhu County in Sichuan Province and the Party School of Banan District in Chongqing. He later pursued his doctoral studies at the Institute of Political Science and National Governance and the Institute for China Rural Studies at Central China Normal University. His research centers on the transformation of grassroots social structures, village-to-community governance, and the political logic of mobilization and governance under the strategy of rural revitalization. He combines theoretical inquiry with empirical field research and demonstrates strong interdisciplinary research and analytical capabilities.

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