社會組織發展與和諧社會

SocialorganizationsarealsocalledNGOs(Non-GovernmentalOrganizations).TheUN'sdescriptionofanNGOisasfollows:AnNGOisanon-profit,voluntarycitizens'organizationformedatthelocal,nationalorinternationallevel.SinceChina'sreformandopeninguptotheoutsideworld,itssocietyandeconomyhavebothexperiencedfastdevelopment,andthestandardoflivingofthepopulationhasrisenrapidly.Atthesametime,somesocialproblemsandsocialdemandshavein-evitablyemerged.Intheprocessofseekingsolutionstothesesocialproblemsandsatisfactoryoutcomesforthesesocialde-mands,peoplehavediscoveredthattherearelimitationstothesolutionswhichcanbeprovidedbythegovernmentandthemarket.

SocialOrganizationsAreanImportantForceinBuildingaHarmoniousSoceity

SeekingHarmonyformDiversity

CooperationBetweenChina`sSocialOranizationsandtheGovernment

SocialOrganizationsPoerateAsSocialRegulators

China`sPoliticalDemocratizationandAutonomousGrassrootsOrganizations

Introduction:SocialOrganizationsAreanImportant

ForceinBuildingaHarmoniousSociety

Chapter1SeekingHarmonyfromDiversity

I.FormationofaDiversifiedSocietyinChina

II.SocialOrganizationsAretheInevitableOutcomeof

aDiversifiedSociety

III.TheRiseofSocialOrganizationsinChina

Chapter2CooperationBetweenChina'sSocialOrganizationsandtheGovernment

I.TheRestructuringofGovernment:BuildingaService-orientedGovernment

II.TheRelationshipBetweentheGovernmentandSocialOrganizations

Chapter3SocialOrganizationsOperateAsSocial

Regulators

I.TheChineseSocialOrganizationandTheirAssistanttothePoor

II.ChineseSocialOrganizationsandWomen'sDevelopment

III.VolunteerServicesinChina

IV.ChineseSocialOrganizationsandPublicCrises

Chapter4China'sPoliticalDemocratizationand

AutonomousGrassrootsOrganizations

I.ProgressofChina'sPoliticalDemocratization

II.AutonomyforChineseVillagers

III.AutonomyforChina'sUrbanCommunity