Compilation of Foreign Non-Governmental Organization Regulations

Author: Compiler: Li Bengong, Pan Jisheng, Luo Xin
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: It must be admitted that, due to various reasons, research on civil organizations in our country is still in its preliminary stage. In this regard, as the registration management agency for civil organizations in China, we have not only focused on summarizing our own experiences and lessons learned in the management process, but also on strengthening connections with research institutions and universities. Additionally, we have actively engaged in international exchanges and cooperation, fully absorbing advanced experiences from abroad. While paying attention to beneficial practices in developed countries such as the United States, France, Germany, and Japan, we have also paid attention to collecting information on the institutional development of civil organizations in transitional countries or developing countries such as Hungary and South Korea, and have compiled and published this book. "A stone from a distant hill can polish the jade," the compilers sincerely hope that the publication of this book will be beneficial to advancing theoretical research and practical exploration of civil organizations in our country. It must be admitted that, due to various reasons, research on civil organizations in our country is still in its preliminary stage. In this regard, as the registration management agency for civil organizations in China, we have not only focused on summarizing our own experiences and lessons learned in the management process, but also on strengthening connections with research institutions and universities. Additionally, we have actively engaged in international exchanges and cooperation, fully absorbing advanced experiences from abroad. While paying attention to beneficial practices in developed countries such as the United States, France, Germany, and Japan, we have also paid attention to collecting information on the institutional development of civil organizations in transitional countries or developing countries such as Hungary and South Korea, and have compiled and published this book. "A stone from a distant hill can polish the jade," the compilers sincerely hope that the publication of this book will be beneficial to advancing theoretical research and practical exploration of civil organizations in our country.