| 英文摘要
| With the development of information technology and government’s information regulation on the internet, the government’s and the society’s information control, and the information flow between each other has changed much in China. This paper intends to focus on this change and its influence on governance, trying to figure out a way leading to good governance.
Firstly, this paper focuses on the development of information technology and Chinese government’s corresponding information regulation on the internet. Accordingly, the paper macroscopically presents the phased changes in information control and information flow between the government and the society, and its impact on governance. As in the second part, four network events will be detailed discussed for their development implications to the governance. The observations will be analyzed under the phased changes concluded before, and the discussion shall lead the paper to its final part, the answer of connection to good governance
This paper considers that China has experienced phased changes from firstly “big government” vs. “small society” (1994-2002), then “government” vs. “society” (2003-2012), and lastly “big government” vs. “society” (2013- ) as information control and flow changes. The information balance, originated form the wide use of Internet, between the \"government\" and the \"society\", offered the pre-conditions for the birth of information-based interactions between the society and the government. The multi-actors in the society played roles in the development from this interaction to the better governance. With more new information technologies strengthening the ability of the “big government”, for the purpose of better governance, space shall be maintained by the government to the “social” growth and the social actors’ work continuing. |
