Connotation of social governance

"Social governance" actually means "governing society". It refers to the process that the government, social organizations, enterprises, institutions, communities and individuals guide and standardize social affairs, social organizations and social life according to law through equal cooperation, dialogue, consultation and communication, and finally realize the maximization of public interests.

From "social management" to "social governance", it is not only a change in concept, but also a profound change in concept, method, means and system.

The relationship between social governance and social management;

1, the difference between "social governance" and "social management" focuses on the different coverage in three aspects. In practice, "social management" is often understood as all-encompassing, covering too many fields, which is difficult to grasp and define in practice; "Social governance" focuses on stimulating the vitality of social organizations, preventing and resolving social contradictions, and improving the public security system.

2. Compared with social management, "social governance" emphasizes "encouraging and supporting the participation of all parties" and giving full play to social forces rather than government control.

3. "Social governance" emphasizes system construction, especially the rule of law thinking and the rule of law way to resolve social contradictions. The social governance system can be said to be an important part of the national governance system. It is necessary to study the possible conflicts and cooperation modes among government, market and society.