Introduction to Party Social Work

Author: Shi Kai / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The transformation of government functions, the establishment of a market system, and the shift away from direct government and enterprise involvement in social affairs, creating significant space for the development of social organizations. Civil organizations have broader direct connections with various strata of the public. Their emergence is a crucial indicator of modern social development and progress, an inevitable outcome of improved material and cultural living standards among the people. At the same time, civil organizations are also important resources for social organization. History has proven that civil organizations are key battlegrounds for hostile forces to compete with us for public support in the social sphere. Therefore, strengthening the management and Party construction of civil organizations is an extremely important new "growth point" for enhancing and improving grassroots public work. Under new historical conditions, we face new development opportunities, but these also present new challenges for the Party's grassroots public work. This book systematically explores how the Party's grassroots construction can achieve a strategic adjustment from the unit system to society during the process of social transformation and establish a set of distinct Party social work systems different from the traditional unit system. It is believed that this book will provide valuable insights for the Party's exploration in the field of social work. This book systematically explores how the Party's grassroots construction can achieve a strategic adjustment from the unit system to society during the process of social transformation and establish a set of distinct Party social work systems different from the traditional unit system.