Journal of Northeastern University(Social Science) ›› 2019, Vol. 21 ›› Issue (1): 43-50.DOI: 10.15936/j.cnki.1008-3758.2019.01.007

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County-level Supervisory Committees Controlling Grassroots“Micro-corruption”: Practical Value, Realistic Problems and Coping Strategies

LYU Yong-xiang, WANG Li-feng   

  1. (School of Administration, Jilin University, Changchun 130012, China)
  • Received:2018-05-22 Revised:2018-05-22 Online:2019-01-25 Published:2019-01-12
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Abstract: Grassroots “micro-corruption” is an important type of corruption. It is of great value for county-level supervisory committees to perfect the governance mechanism for controlling grassroots “micro-corruption”, to enhance grassroots people's sense of gains, and to foster a clean and honest grassroots political ecology. At present, county-level supervisory committees usually have the following problems when they conduct grassroots “micro-corruption” governance: the contradiction between the frequent occurrences of “micro-corruption” cases at the grassroots levels and the “three non-increase” of the supervisory force at county-level supervisory committees, the easy interference of personal Guanxi, and the increase of difficulties in “micro-corruption” governance as a result of collusion between grassroots officials and evil forces. In view of this, county-level supervisory committees need to start from the following three aspects when perfecting the governance mechanism for control of grassroots “micro-corruption”: enhancing corruption governance efficiency of county supervision committees by strengthening the inspectors training and the integration of internal organizations; taking comprehensive measures such as cross-examination and level-up jurisdiction to eliminate interference from basic human factors; combining “micro-corruption” governance at the grassroots levels with the special efforts of cracking down on evil forces.

Key words: county-level supervisory committee, grassroots “micro-corruption”, interpersonal interference, off-site cross-inspection, cracking down on evil forces

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