Social Governance in China: Practices of Zhejiang Province

Abstract

model for broader governance in China. It outlines how the Chinese system integrates Party leadership, government responsibility, social participation, and legal frameworks to manage social affairs effectively.

The work emphasizes collaborative governance, highlighting the roles of communities, social organizations, and citizens alongside the state. It also discusses the modernization of governance through rule of law, public participation, and the use of technology and data-driven approaches.

Through practical case studies and policy explanations, the book illustrates how Zhejiang has addressed challenges such as social stability, economic development, and public service delivery, presenting a localized example of China’s broader governance strategy