Government Role In The Network Group Incidents

With the popularity of the Internet, the network group events throughout the world have occurred. However, only in China, the network group events only has so much influence on the occurrence of each incident will affect society as a whole nerve, causing up to the national leaders down to ordinary people great concern. Since reform and opening, China has conducted three major transition: transition from a planned economy to market economy; transformation from an agricultural society to industrial society; from closed societies to open societies in transition. Countries made great achievements, but also accumulated a variety of contradictions. These contradictions like a hidden bomb, so that the road to reform government more cautious and conservative, fear of power in the dream of years of ups and downs again. Therefore, the practice has always been worried about totalitarian governments, "a place on the chaos" problem, the regulation of Web content more and more tightly, group events in the network is also frequently appear in the role of dislocation of the phenomenon. The rich people are asking the Government to an early transition to better protect their legal rights. The gap between ideal and reality have led to disappointment and dissatisfaction with the public, giving more network groups events accumulate energy. Faced with this reality requires the government to re-role, through the direction of expected change in society to resolve network incidents caused by the crisis group. In this paper, the use of all-around theory, social role theory, political and cultural theory, policy learning process theory, research groups, government role with the network connection between events, with groups of social transformation in China during the network's special events, visit the Government events in the network group appear in the role of deviation from the social dislocation of the issues expected to analyze the role of government dislocation of the reasons, and as a basis for thinking about how to adjust the role of government.