Handbook on Local Governance in China: Structures, Variations, and Innovations.

The Handbook on Local Governance in China: Structures, Variations, and Innovations is a comprehensive and timely contribution to the study of local governance in China. Edited by Ceren Ergenc and David S.G. Goodman, the book offers fresh insights and a holistic view of China's local institutional structures, cross-regional variations, and innovative practices. With an interdisciplinary approach and contributions from diverse fields, the handbook covers a wide range of topics including administrative structures, digital governance, environmental regulation, social inclusion, and grassroots corruption control. The chapters provide both literature reviews and empirical research, making it a valuable resource for scholars and policy analysts interested in Chinese governance. [Extracted from the article]

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