Grassroots and autonomous organizations and networks are the most vibrant and fastest growing part of China\u27s nongovernmental sector. Yet, few studies have focused on defining, categorizing, and determining the socio-political functions of these small organizations. The current study begins to fill this gap. It first defines and divides the diverse array of groups into four categories based on their organizational features, and then discusses the significance of grassroots organizations in the emergence of civil society in China
In 1978 China initiated its policy of ‘reform and opening’, and began the transition from a planned ...
In 1978 China initiated its policy of "reform and opening", and began thetransition from a planned t...
Similar non-governmental organizations in a similar context should, according to structural analysis...
Grassroots and autonomous organizations and networks are the most vibrant and fastest growing part o...
Las organizaciones y redes autónomas de base constituyen la parte más dinámica y con un crecimiento ...
The rapid development of the market economy has confronted China with a diversity of social changes ...
Las organizaciones y redes autónomas de base constituyen la parte más dinámica y con un crecimiento ...
In interpreting the current surge of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in China, scholars have ma...
Previous studies have described the low level of collaboration between the government and the grassr...
The term “civil society” gained international prominence in the 1980s with the emergence of well-or...
Existing research on the relationship between organizations and social movements typically focuses o...
This thesis investigates a new variant of the relationship between society and the states: Governmen...
Environmental non-governmental organizations are becoming increasingly visible players in China’s en...
Abstract Social movement theories provide a framework for explaining the post-1990 rise in China&apo...
Theories of civil society set high expectations for grassroots associations, claiming that they scho...
In 1978 China initiated its policy of ‘reform and opening’, and began the transition from a planned ...
In 1978 China initiated its policy of "reform and opening", and began thetransition from a planned t...
Similar non-governmental organizations in a similar context should, according to structural analysis...
Grassroots and autonomous organizations and networks are the most vibrant and fastest growing part o...
Las organizaciones y redes autónomas de base constituyen la parte más dinámica y con un crecimiento ...
The rapid development of the market economy has confronted China with a diversity of social changes ...
Las organizaciones y redes autónomas de base constituyen la parte más dinámica y con un crecimiento ...
In interpreting the current surge of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in China, scholars have ma...
Previous studies have described the low level of collaboration between the government and the grassr...
The term “civil society” gained international prominence in the 1980s with the emergence of well-or...
Existing research on the relationship between organizations and social movements typically focuses o...
This thesis investigates a new variant of the relationship between society and the states: Governmen...
Environmental non-governmental organizations are becoming increasingly visible players in China’s en...
Abstract Social movement theories provide a framework for explaining the post-1990 rise in China&apo...
Theories of civil society set high expectations for grassroots associations, claiming that they scho...
In 1978 China initiated its policy of ‘reform and opening’, and began the transition from a planned ...
In 1978 China initiated its policy of "reform and opening", and began thetransition from a planned t...
Similar non-governmental organizations in a similar context should, according to structural analysis...