Grass-roots Community Administrative Power Structure In China’s Metropolis Studies

The Reform and Opening up policy in China has resulted in chains of tremendous changes in all respects within Shanghai’s economy and society. The fundamental administrative power structure is in the process of rapidly polarizing and reshaping. Traditional organization is declining while the modern organizational structure is setting up. The factors of realizing the administrative power are more diverse with its order altering drastically in the multiple pressure under economic transition, transformation of society and political reforms. This article selects district A in Shanghai as the object to study the trace in the reforming of China’s urban grass-roots community administrative power structure, by using the method combining typical case studies with literature and comparative analysis. In order to demonstrate the necessity, feasibility in establishing a modern community governance mechanism led by CPC, responsible by the government, coordinated by society, participated by public, and to make an objective analysis with the basic social values, we focus on transformation of government functions, service-oriented government, harmonious society, community’s self-government strengthening, with the theoretical support of institutional change, public services, civil society, governance. Combined with the overall level of China’s metropolis economy and social development, this article will reposition the target, reform the organization, optimize the management and functions, reconstruct the process, to give an overall alternative, goal-oriented, operational plan for the grass-roots community system reform in China’s large cities.