The Dilemma and Countermeasures of International Rural Social Governance

Maoran Sun

doi:10.5281/zenodo.8395572

Authors

Maoran Sun South China Institute of Frontier Science (Guangdong)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8395572

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4

Keywords:

Rural Social Governance, Challenges, Measures

Abstract

Rural social governance is an important part of national governance, facing many difficulties, such as population outflow, resource scarcity, environmental pollution, and lack of rights. To address these challenges, comprehensive measures need to be taken, including strengthening the construction of grassroots organizations, increasing farmers' participation, increasing talent cultivation, and developing information technology. These measures help to improve the governance level of rural society and promote the stability and development of rural society.

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Author Biography

Maoran Sun, South China Institute of Frontier Science (Guangdong)

Director of the Social Science Research Centre at South China Institute of Frontier Science (Guangdong), with research interests in sociology, classical philosophy, ESG, and digital transformation systems.

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