The Study On Public Evaluation Index System Construction And Its Applications Of The Provincial Comprehensive Archives

With a rapid development of social and political economy, archives business is booming, and makes a transition that national comprehensive archives tend to become the public archives. However, comprehensive archives exposed some problems inevitably in this process. It seems that provincial comprehensive archives’degree of publicity are various in different regions. In this paper, the author uses the Delphi method to establish an evaluation system of the publicity on comprehensive archives assessment. This system takes the east region (Beijing and Jiangsu province), the middle region(Henan province and Hubei province), and the west region(Gansu province and Shanxi province) as research objects. Moreover, referring to existing research results and comparability principle, using the network survey, field investigation method, expert investigation method and comparative research, this paper evaluates and analyses the degree of public of provincial comprehensive archives. Based on this analysis, it summarizes characteristics, identifies problems and promotes a healthy development of the comprehensive archives in our country.This thesis consists of four parts:Parti, it studies the background, the significance, the methods of the topic and the innovation and weakness. Part2, the article describes public evaluation index system of comprehensive archives built in our country, including meaning, the principle and evaluation method. It sets up indicators, basing on the expert investigation method and establishing public evaluation index system of the provincial comprehensive archives. Part3, by evaluating and analyzing the six provincial comprehensive archives public status, this paper summed up the characteristics of the provincial comprehensive archives in transforming to public archives from two aspects and points out existing shortcomings. Part4, this article summarizes and analyses its existing insufficient, provides related suggestions, and prospects the future development of comprehensive archives in China.