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| Basic Pattern， Generating Factors and Future Trends of Rural Governance Reform in the New Era——A Qualitative Research Based on “the First Batch of Typical Cases of National Rural Governance” |
| Zhang Lirong Wang Yuqi |
| (School of Public Administration， Hubei Local Government Governance and Local Development Research Center， Central China Normal University， Wuhan 430079) |
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Abstract Based on the historical position of the new era， using the qualitative research paradigm of Grounded Theory and the visualization tool of “vocabulary cloud”， this paper reviews and analyzes the “first batch of typical cases of national rural governance” issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Areas in June， 2019. Firstly， it figures outs the basic pattern of rural governance reform in the new era from five dimensions， which are giving full play to the Party’s core leadership role in rural grassroots governance， improving the institutional chain to standardize the operation of rural governance， using a variety of policy tools to implement rural governance policies， mobilizing local positive factors to build the internal driving force of rural governance， highlighting the integration of three kinds of governance to lead the direction of rural governance. Then， from the five aspects， this paper analyzes the generating factors of the basic pattern of rural governance reform in the new era， such as the whole society’s new understanding of rural value， the local government’s strong promotion of governance championship， the rising willingness of non-governmental subjects to participate in rural governance， the enlightenment of urban governance experience and the strong support of mobile information technology. On this basis， combined with the causes of the existing pattern and the new variables of economic and social development， this paper reveals the trend of rural governance innovation in the future from five aspects， including paying more attention to the leadership and integration role of the Party in rural governance， paying more attention to maintaining the stability and safety of rural communities， paying more attention to exploring new models of intelligent rural governance， paying more attention to improving the efficiency of rural governance in the central and western regions， paying more attention to a rural social governance community of “everyone has responsibility， everyone is responsible， everyone enjoys”.
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Received: 19 May 2021
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2021, Vol. 60 
