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How To Realize Community Trust Under Discipline Pedigree

Posted on:2018-02-09Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z FangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2336330512477707Subject:Sociology
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Since its establishment in the last century,the urban community neighborhood committee has played a huge role in realizing the residents' self-governance and grass-roots management,and has become an irreplaceable part of the grass-roots social management.Residents act as the main body of neighborhood governance directly,and the interaction between the neighborhood committee and resident is particularly important.We can explore the disciplinary means that the neighborhood committee uses to carry out governance behavior,and the corresponding level of trust residents of the trust for the neighborhood committee.This paper chooses the H community of Nantong as the main research object,and analyzes the relationship between residents' committee and residents in the community by using Foucault's theory of micro-power to restore the mode of community interaction.The purpose of this paper is to describe and explain the top-down disciplinary means of residents neighborhoods and the corresponding bottom-up trusts of residents to neighborhood committees through field observation,interviews and literature reviews,and restore the community residents of different levels of trust for the neighborhood and the type of trust situation.According to the analysis,the neighborhood committee adopted different disciplinary means for different inhabitants.Under different disciplinary means,the neighborhood committee formed a "patronage-reciprocity" relationship with the activists,the "attachment-gambling" relationship with the vulnerable groups and the "exchange-not involved" relationship with the ordinary inhabitants,and the trust for system,the trust for procedure,the trust for organization and the interpersonal trust among residents and neighborhood committee will change correspondingly.
Keywords/Search Tags:Discipline, Interactive relationship, Trust, Power
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