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Assessing Government Transparency in China (2021)

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Editors:
  1. He Tian

    1. Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, China

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  2. Yanbin Lv

    1. Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, China

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  • Puts forward suggestions for improving government transparency in an all-round way
  • Documents and constructively advances the rule of law in China
  • Provides an objective analysis of China’s open government information

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Table of contents (11 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-vi
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  2. Openness of Government Affairs in China: Developments in 2020 and Prospects in 2021

    • Innovation Project Team on Rule of Law Index, Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
    Pages 1-83

  3. Deepening the Openness of Government Affairs and Building a Transparent Government in Hubei Province

    • The Government Affairs Administration Office of the Government of Hubei Province
    Pages 85-101

  4. Investigation Report on Government Information Disclosure Litigation Cases in Guangzhou—Based on the Analysis of 1,168 Cases Tried by Railway Courts in Guangzhou from 2016 to 2020

    • Project Team of the Administrative Division of Guangzhou Railway Transport Intermediate Court of Guangdong Province
    Pages 103-128

  5. Government Information Disclosure: Interest Structure, Litigation Settlement and Litigation Source Management

    • Huiyi Wang, Qiangli Wang, Jia Li
    Pages 129-145

  6. Characteristic Mechanisms for and Innovative Explorations of Openness of Government Affairs in Xicheng District of Beijing Municipality

    • Project Team on the Openness of Government Affairs in Xicheng District of Beijing Municipality
    Pages 147-159

  7. The Tax Practice of Promoting Implementation, Standardization and Service Through Openness of Government Affairs

    • Research Team of Tax Publicity Center of the State Taxation Administration of the People’s Republic of China
    Pages 161-173

  8. The Suzhou Practice of Boosting Openness of Government Affairs by Servicing Enterprises with the Policy Calculator

    • Project Team of the Office of Suzhou Municipal People’s Government
    Pages 175-188

  9. Report on Indices of Government Transparency of Pilot Free Trade Zones (2020)–From the Perspective of Information Disclosure on Government Websites of Free Trade Zones

    • Innovation Project Team on Rule of Law Index, Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
    Pages 189-225

  10. Current Situation and Prospect of Government Press Releases in China

    • Innovation Project Team on Rule of Law Index, Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
    Pages 227-243

  11. Current Situation and Prospect of Disclosure of Information About Resumption of Operation and Production in Enterprises in the Process of Normalizing the Prevention and Control of the Covid-19 Pandemic

    • Innovation Project Team on Rule of Law Index, Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
    Pages 245-258

  12. Current Situation and Prospect of Disclosure of Health Knowledge Information

    • Innovation Project Team on Rule of Law Index, Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
    Pages 259-276
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About this book

The book continues to use quantitative and empirical research methods to summarize and analyze the achievements of government openness in China in 2020. It points out that in 2020, the exploration of standardization and standardization of government affairs openness is accelerating, decision-making openness is making steady progress, and government affairs services, administrative law enforcement, and management results are all making significant progress. However, in the future, it is still necessary to further enhance the awareness of openness, identify the needs of the public, integrate openness into the whole process of government affairs activities, and improve the level of information security. Besides, the book for the first time first carries out a third-party assessment of the government affairs publicity in the national free trade zones and free trade zones, and releases research reports on the publicity of administrative punishment information, government news release,work and production resumption information, and health science popularization information.


Editors and Affiliations

  • Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, China

    He Tian, Yanbin Lv

About the editors

He Tian is Director of Rule of Law Index, CASS, Researcher of Institute of Law, CASS, and Principal Researcher of the rule of law index innovation project. She is Editor-in-Chief of Blue Book of Rule of Law, Member of the Information Technology Expert Advisory Committee of the Supreme People's Court, and Special Advisory Expert of the Supreme People's Court. Her main research fields are criminal rule of law, positive jurisprudence, and judicial system. 

Yanbin Lv is Deputy Director of Rule of Law Index, CASS, Researcher of Institute of Law, CASS, Director of the State of the Law Research Office, and Executive Researcher of the rule of law index innovation project. He is Executive Editor of Blue Book of Rule of Law. His main research fields are administrative law, information law, and positive jurisprudence. 


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