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Community and Other Grass-roots Level Governance in the Emergency Management of Public Events

Xinle Li, Teli Xin

Abstract


Grass-roots governance is an important part of the emergency management system for public emergencies. Grass-roots governance represented by villages and communities has become a key part of emergency governance for public emergencies. The role of this is worth our expectation and discussion. Based on the research progress of relevant domestic grass-roots governance, this article discusses the superiority of grass-roots governance in responding to emergencies in terms of governance space and functions in order to give full play to its active role in emergency public emergency management.


Keywords


Grassroots Governance; Public Emergencies

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/mmf.v4i3.2502

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