Collection of Village Self-Governance Cases—Democratic Management

Author: Compiler: Zhan Chengfu, Rural Forum Magazine
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Case studies, as an important method for analyzing real-world issues, play an equally irreplaceable role in the dissemination of theory and practice of village self-governance. The problems and cases compiled in this series span nearly seven years. During this period, rural reforms have continued, and under the high attention of the Central Committee and the State Council, the "Three Rural" issues have been included as top priorities for all levels of government. The rural situation has undergone and is undergoing profound changes. Some old policies have been abolished, new policies have been introduced, and some regulations have been revised and improved. This makes the answers to certain issues published in the magazine seem somewhat outdated. For example, some answers related to the "Three Charges and Five Fees" have lost their practical significance due to the complete abolition of the "Three Charges and Five Fees." Of course, this is an extremely rare case. Nevertheless, in general, we have maintained the original form of such answers. First, because the proportion of such issues is very small and will not cause any negative impact; second, because the records of problem answers over the years also document a history of rural development and progress. We should respect history and gain a deeper understanding of the progress and value of new current agricultural policies through the comparison of old and new history, which will also help us better grasp and understand specific issues.