August 17, 2025Chinese Public Administration ReviewOpen Access

Environmental Collaborative Governance in a Centralized System: The Case of the Chinese River Chief System

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Initial top-down collaborative actions marked the start of governance in the River Chief System, emphasizing urgency.
The study identifies two key phases of governance: initial urgent actions followed by comprehensive collaboration over time.
Using Emerson's framework, it highlights the importance of three dynamics in achieving effective collaborative governance.
The findings illustrate that while core governance issues are similar globally, solutions vary based on political environments.

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Case study reveals the evolution of collaborative governance in environmental management under centralized systems, suggesting tailored approaches depending on political context.

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Case study reveals the evolution of collaborative governance in environmental management under centralized systems, suggesting tailored approaches depending on political context.

Environmental Collaborative Governance in a Centralized System: The Case of the Chinese River Chief System

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Environmental Collaborative Governance in a Centralized System: The Case of the Chinese River Chief System

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