Community Management

Author: Zhang Baofeng
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This textbook is divided into 12 chapters, covering all aspects of modern community management, providing a relatively comprehensive introduction to the theories and practices of community management both domestically and internationally. The specific content includes: defining the concept of a community and briefly introducing the theories and practices of community management both domestically and internationally; introducing the concept of community environment, as well as the significance, principles, current status, and measures of community environmental management; introducing the four major entities of community management, namely subdistrict offices and residents' committees, property management companies, and owners' committees; discussing the necessity and urgency of reforming China's community management system, as well as several models of China's community management system (e.g., the community management models of Qingdao and Shanghai), and the problems existing in China's urban community management system; introducing the meaning and significance of community participation, the subjects, objects, and methods of community participation, and finally analyzing the achievements and existing problems of community participation in China. The textbook features a novel structure and detailed content, making it suitable as a teaching material for social work majors and related disciplines in colleges and universities, as well as for training materials for relevant departments and self-study purposes.