Hearings System: Transparent Decision-Making and Public Governance

Author: Peng Zongchao, Xue Lan, Kan Ke
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book combines the hearing system with China's political system reform, highlighting the political significance of the hearing system. Using comparative research, it provides insightful and persuasive explanations. It is suitable for reference and reading by personnel from various government and Party agencies at all levels, as well as teachers and students of public management and related disciplines in universities and colleges. At the turn of the century, one of the reforms in China's public decision-making system was the introduction of the hearing system by administrative and legislative departments. This book conducts theoretical analysis on the functional positioning of China's hearing system, and based on this, it also carries out certain empirical comparative studies on the practice of the hearing system, particularly the price hearing system and legislative hearing system in China. Additionally, the book addresses issues such as the balance between the openness of hearings and media regulation, as well as the cost of hearings, and provides in-depth discussions on these topics. Finally, the book examines the relationship between hearings and governance, offering specific policy recommendations. This book combines the hearing system with China's political system reform, highlighting the political significance of the hearing system, using comparative research to provide insightful and thorough explanations that are persuasive. It is suitable for reference and reading by personnel from various government and Party agencies at all levels, as well as teachers and students of public management and related disciplines in universities and colleges.