Theoretical Interpretation of Non-Governmental Organizations

Author: Wang Jianqin
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Publish Date: 2005-08-17
Features: The entities corresponding to concepts such as non-governmental organizations (NGOs), non-profit organizations, civil organizations, and social groups generally refer to the public domain outside of government and the market. These concepts themselves do not have clear distinctions, but they may vary slightly depending on the subject, context, occasion, or focus of the expression. The legal regulation issues of non-governmental organizations (NGOs, non-profit organizations, civil organizations) in China are a very urgent problem faced in the development process of such organizations. As emerging entities, NGOs, once formed and developed, have exerted significant impacts and challenges in traditional legal frameworks, subject systems, and social adjustment mechanisms. The reality, unique status, and legal significance of the rise of NGOs require legal norms and recognition of their subject. In practice, for NGOs to operate healthily, legal systems must pay special attention to legal issues such as their activities and purposes, capital and finances, and internal operations; the supervision of NGOs...