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Government bottom-line coverage is a phenomenon in China's rural social conflict management
Preface Sociologist Ralf Dahrendorf believes that social conflict is a state of struggle, competition, dispute and tension between social forces outside the government that are clearly antagonistic. At present, China is in a period of social transformation, society is further differentiating, the subjects and sources of social interests are becoming more diversified, interest relationships are becoming more complex, and interest contradictions are gradually becoming more obvious, forming an extremely complex new pattern of interests and a new system of social contradictions. Struggles and conflicts triggered by interest games and rights defense among different individuals, groups and strata are particularly prominent, and social conflicts are breaking out in a concentrated manner. The control and management of social conflict has become an important topic in the fields of public governance and social management in China. Due to historical and social reasons, the government is the most important subject in China's social conflict management. In the process of social conflict management, the government is a non-party, playing the role of third-party intervention between the two sides of the conflict, and bearing the responsibility of building a communication platform for both sides, facilitating reconciliation and reaching compromise, and ultimately resolving the conflict and restoring social order.
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How to Strengthen Rural Collective Financial Management? A Full Analysis of Measures and Key Points
The main problems currently existing in rural collective financial management are: inadequate understanding of the issue. In some townships (towns), the "village accounts managed by the town" system has only gone as far as taking back the account records and materials for centralized safekeeping by the township (town) and doing the bookkeeping centrally at a set time, without operating according to the operating mechanism of village accounts managed by the town.
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2015 Autumn Grain Harvest Approaching: Manage Well to Boost Yields
Editor's note: Due to the abnormal climate this year, with drought and little rain early on and continuous rain later, the seedling conditions of autumn grain crops, especially dryland grain crops, vary greatly, making crop management considerably more difficult, creating conditions for the occurrence of pests and diseases, and proving rather unfavorable to crop growth. In response
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How Can Small-Scale Land Contracting Move Toward Large-Scale Management?
Land trusteeship is a model in which, while keeping farmers' land use rights unchanged, farmers' status as operating entities unchanged, and farmers' status as beneficiaries unchanged, new types of operating entities such as farmers' cooperatives and large grain growers, in accordance with farmers' requirements, exercise unified management and unified services over their contracted land.
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How to Ensure Orderly Transfer of Rural Land Contracted Management Rights
Along with the continuous advancement of industrialization, urbanization and agricultural modernization, the transfer of management rights of rural household contracted land in Qingcheng District has notably accelerated, and developing appropriately scaled operations has become an inevitable trend. Practice has proven that land transfer and appropriately scaled operations are the path
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What Conditions Are Needed to Advance Mortgage of Rural Land Contractual Management Rights
The State Council recently issued the "Guiding Opinions on Carrying Out Pilot Programs for Mortgage Loans on Rural Contracted Land Management Rights and Farmers' Housing Property Rights." This is a solid step forward in the reform of the rural land system and an important exploration of rural land capitalization. From domestic and international
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Farmers also have significant wealth management needs, and the rural wealth management market deserves attention
In recent years, with the successive implementation and continuous introduction of various agricultural benefit policies in our country, farmers' incomes have continued to grow, and the demand for rural wealth management services has also continued to expand. However, farmers pay more attention to income growth while often neglecting the preservation and appreciation of income, and they pay insufficient attention to wealth management.
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Experts Assess the Promotion and Application of Integrated Water and Fertilizer Management: Staying Close to the Market Is Key
China ranks first in the world in the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, but their utilization rate is 15% to 20% lower than that of developed countries. At the beginning of the year, the Ministry of Agriculture proposed that by 2020 China's agriculture should achieve "one control, two reductions, three basics" and zero growth in chemical fertilizer use. In the fertilizer industry, accelerating transformation and upgrading
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Straw Burning Management: Better to Guide Than to Ban
According to media reports, as the rice harvest season approaches, in order to prevent some farmers from randomly burning straw in the fields, which produces thick smoke that pollutes the environment and leads to the appearance of smog, Qingcheng District recently launched a one-month campaign to prohibit straw burning and protect the ecological environment. As of
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Comprehensive Plan for Deepening Rural Reform Released, Accelerating the Building of a New Agricultural Management System
Comprehensive Implementation Plan for Deepening Rural Reform Released: Deepen Reform of the Rural Collective Property Rights System, Accelerate the Building of a New Agricultural Management System □ Our reporter Ni Mingya The General Office of the CPC Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council recently issued the "Comprehensive Implementation Plan for Deepening Rural Reform
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