中国都市地域社会における「小区」紛争

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Since the mid-1980s, economic and social administration systems in Chinese urban communities have been greatly reformed. The Chinese government has given more power to society and the community than ever before. Such a transformation has been depicted as a change in the orientation of individuals from "unit-based persons" to "communitybased persons". With the rising reforms of the housing system, most urban houses now belong to the residents in communities as private property, rather than to the government or to the unit as in the past. It is here that a large variety of problems arises among residents' committees, real estate companies, and emerging committees of home owners. Problems are newly experienced ones, but the whole system for the resolution of conflicts remains unorganized and the correlative regulations are not well-developed yet. The present paper, based on face-to-face interviews with those involved in conflicts as well as other data, attempts to elucidate how efforts are being made to solve those emerging problems.
関西学院大学の論文
2003-10-28