Abstract:

The division and reconstruction of basic governance units are fundamental propositions for building a social governance community. From a political science perspective, the basics of governance units are not static concepts, but dynamic categories that evolve with governance goals and organizational system functions. The determination of basic governance units is a dynamic process, but its inherent elements are stable and unchanging. It is precisely in the dimensions of nature, function, and scale that the basic governance unit becomes the basics of the national governance and social governance systems. The construction process of basic governance units is a process of mutual construction of different elements, in which the trinity element model is composed of common interests, common actions, and common spirit. The reconstruction of governance units must also account for both historical experience and the nation’s immediate needs. By transforming external guidance into internal organization, external requirements into internal incentives, common interests into shared responsibilities, the basic governance unit becomes stronger. It is then more likely to build a stable operational mechanisms that can achieve long-term sustainability for the unit. This continuity will ultimately lead to a social governance community in which all are responsible all are accountable, and all are entitled to share.

Key words: basic governance unit, social governance community, unit reconstruction