analysis of non-governmental organizations involved in rural economic law interpretation of social assistance（分析非政府组织参与农村经济社会救助的法律解释）.docVIP

Analysis of non-governmental organizations involved in rural economic law interpretation of social assistance Abstract: From the perspective of economic law, civil society organizations involved in rural social assistance for the interpretation of the main economic law determining the status of civil society organizations and the social assistance system of law, economic law areas of ownership, and thus explain the economic law regulating civil society organizations in the rural social assistance significance. Paper Keywords: civil society, the rural social assistance, economic law, interpretation of One pair of basic concepts related to the rational sort 1.1 NGOs, civil society organizations (NGO, No-governmentalOrgani-zations) in China is also known as non-governmental organizations, and was also known as “social organizations”, “private non-enterprise units”, “non-profit organization,” “social center organization ... intermediary organizations ““ third sector “, etc. Yu Ping in lt;lt;China Social Sciencesgt;gt; the author of the concept compared comb and identify analysis and concluded that,” civil society “concept highlights the civil society organizations, civil , and its extension to cover the above concept to express the main meaning of comparison, this is a proper expression of the concept of civil society organizations. The author suggested that in talking about subjects as civil society organizations or bodies, as much as possible consistent using the “civil society” concept, the concept of terminology to avoid unnecessary controversy and confusion. I also use the research in “civil society” (English translation is still NGO) as a normative term, but does not attempt to define them as “non-governmental organizations to understand the social role of the concept than to determine their consistency is much more important.” According to the U.S. Johns Hopkins University comparative study of non-profit research centers, civil society organization