Pluralistic co-governance and two-way interaction:study on community co-governance model in public health emergencies
HU Jianhua
AI Lei
Abstract：In the major public health emergency,the community has played an important role and its strong endogenous force and wisdom of autonomy have aroused widespread concern.It collects the operational practices of many communities in the face of public health crises in order to find out the reasons for their good governance.Through the analysis of the above practice samples,the community stakeholders under the crisis are identified,and the community participants are divided according to Mitchell's classification.According to the sample,it is found that there are different degrees of interaction among the stakeholders,so it attempts to start from the practice form of community participation in the co-governance during public health emergencies,and summarizes three types of community practice,namely,"strong leadership","strong spontaneity"and"two-way interaction",according to the practice sample.Then,based on the stakeholder theory,the participants in the three types of community practice are analyzed.It engages in dialogue on practical forms and expected levels with the various participants from the theoretical perspective of the aforementioned stakeholders,and puts forward some suggestions on the co-governance optimization of community participants.
Keywords：stakeholderspublic health emergenciesplural subjectco-governance mode
Publication Date：2024-04-20
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：6( 177-182 )