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China’s Social Organisations After the Charity Law

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Simon, Karla W.
Snape, Holly

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The passage of the Charity Law in May 2016 has made the legal environment for charities in China more complex. The new Law does represent an initial breakthrough in the transformation of the regulatory system for social organising and, on a deeper level, in the relations between society, government, Party, and market. However, it does not equalise the rules for all Chinese non-profit organisations and, crucially, it does not provide a basic social organisation law applicable to all types of non-profit entities. Why does this matter?

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Gilded Age: Made in China Yearbook 2017

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Open Access via publisher website

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