中文摘要
As the central hub of consultative governance, primary-level Party organizations directly respond to the interests and demands of the public and bear governance responsibilities. By organically integrating consultative mechanisms into social governance, they can not only innovate the leadership approaches of Party organizations but also drive practical breakthroughs in theories of primary-level government governance. Written by Chang Jing, Explorations in the Practice of Modernizing Primary-Level Governance adopts a three-dimensional analytical framework comprising the modernization of national governance, theories of deliberative democracy, and innovation in primary-level Party building. It systematically explains the functional restructuring and role transformation of primary-level Party organizations in consultative governance, reveals the path of their transition from management-led governance to consultation-led governance, and elucidates the practical logic of using democratic consultation tools to enhance governance effectiveness. The book thus offers solutions for primary-level governance in the new era that combine theoretical depth with practical value.