Differences in the Functional Positioning and Growth Paths of Government-Led Community Foundations

Shixiang Li

doi:10.47297/wspsprwWSP2515-471004.20230701

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Differences in the Functional Positioning and Growth Paths of Government-Led Community Foundations

Volume 7, Issue 1

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Differences in the Functional Positioning and Growth Paths of Government-Led Community Foundations
Differences in the Functional Positioning and Growth Paths of Government-Led Community Foundations——A Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Fuzzy Sets Based on 19 Typical Cases
School of Marxism Study, Southwest University, Chongqing, 400715, P. R. China
Vol. 7, Issue 1, Pages: 35-42(2023)
Published： 30 June 2023 ，
DOI：10.47297/wspsprwWSP2515-471004.20230701
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Li Shixiang.Differences in the Functional Positioning and Growth Paths of Government-Led Community Foundations ——[J].Social Policy Review,2023,07(01):35-42.
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Li Shixiang.Differences in the Functional Positioning and Growth Paths of Government-Led Community Foundations ——[J].Social Policy Review,2023,07(01):35-42. DOI： 10.47297/wspsprwWSP2515-471004.20230701.

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Abstract

Government-founded social organizations are a social governance innovation model with Chinese characteristics

reflecting a profound restructuring of the relationship between the state and society. The Chinese government is rapidly founding various community foundations

among which there are obvious differences in the functional positioning and operational mechanisms of government-led community foundations. With the help of fs/QCA 3.0 software

a qualitative comparative analysis of the fuzzy set of 19 typical cases reveals that the causes of these differences are not single

but a complex result of a combination of multiple factors. In this regard

five explanatory models were constructed: development-led

issue-derived

resource mobilization

community creation

and policy mobilization. Among them

the "policy mobilization type" accounts for the largest share and tends to cultivate social organizations and build public welfare platforms as organizational goals

which is consistent with the policy goals and preferences of the Chinese government in governance innovation.

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Keywords

Government-Led Community FoundationFunctional PositioningPath DifferencesQualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA)

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