数字经济与社会治理
平台、数据与制度变革
By 方晓磊
Panorama Scholarly Group Limited, 2024
Book Description
This monograph offers a systematic examination of the profound transformation of social governance models against the backdrop of the digital economy's rise. Organised around three thematic lines — platform power, data governance, and institutional innovation — the author provides an in-depth analysis of digital economy governance practices in China and the Asia-Pacific region. Drawing on comparative policy research, the book explores the pathways and mechanisms through which state governance capacity is being reconstructed in the digital age. It is recommended for scholars and graduate students in public administration, political science, and digital society studies.
Table of Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1 The Rise of the Digital Economy and the Challenges of Governance
- Chapter 2 Platform Economy and Market Regulation
- Chapter 3 Data Ownership, Data Security, and Digital Sovereignty
- Chapter 4 Labour Relations in the Digital Economy Era
- Chapter 5 E-Government and the Digital Transformation of Public Services
- Chapter 6 Digital Governance Institutions in Comparative Perspective
- Chapter 7 Conclusion: State Governance Capacity in the Digital Age
- Bibliography
- Index
About the Author
方晓磊
Fang Xiaolei, PhD, is Associate Professor in the School of Public Administration at Dongling International Academic University. His research focuses on digital economy policy, platform governance, and comparative public administration. He has published in several international journals in public policy and Asian studies.
How to Cite
PSG Format
方晓磊. 2024. 数字经济与社会治理: 平台、数据与制度变革. Hong Kong: Panorama Scholarly Group Limited. https://doi.org/10.47892/psb.2024.007
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