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• TITLE: Deliberative Democracy: A Probe into Female Interests Demands and Response Mechanism in Shanghai

  AUTHORS: Lili Sun, Lingling Sun

  KEYWORDS: Mass Organization Deliberative Democracy, Megacity Community, Interests Demands, Response Mechanism

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Political Science, Vol.7 No.1, January 20, 2017

  ABSTRACT: Last year, deliberative democracy in mass organization gained great importance in China, which made new demands on the All-China Women’s Federation in representing and integrating the female interests, and also provided it new opportunities to strengthen its function in community governance. Facing the new characteristics, the authors analyze how the Shanghai Women’s Federation develops the response route and mechanism of female interests from the perspective of deliberative body, content and approach.