Research on the Innovative Mechanism of Chinese Agricultural Technology Promotion Overseas Practice from the Perspective of Governance Theater——Field Observation Based on a China-Tanzania Agricultural Technology Cooperation Project
Zhang Yuwei1, Tian Muye2
1. School of Marxism,Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics,Nanjing 210000,China; 2. West Asia and Africa Research Institute,Chinese Academy of Social Sciences,Beijing 100101,China
Abstract:The extension of Chinese agricultural technology in Africa is an important starting point for building a community with a shared future for mankind,and the China-Tanzania agricultural technology cooperation project provides an observation window for it.Field research found that the agricultural technology extension process is the process of “governance theater”construction.The integration mechanism,identification and positioning mechanism,and collaborative embedding mechanism of the four elements of scene,actor,audience,and performance jointly shape the theater ecology.The institutional supply represented by script writing,the ritual generation completed through symbol shaping and character internalization,the spatiotemporal interaction between China and Africa,and the motivational shaping of the community provide possibilities for the generation of theaters.The construction of governance theaters presents the characteristics of respect for foreign cultures and local knowledge,empirical observation of China's development knowledge,and collaborative governance of multiple subjects.Besides,this governance approach not only reveals the effectiveness of South South cooperation,but also provides effective reference for domestic technology promotion.
张雨薇, 田牧野. 治理剧场视野下中国农技推广海外实践的创新机制研究——基于中坦农技合作项目的田野观察[J]. 中国科技论坛, 2023(11): 179-188.
Zhang Yuwei, Tian Muye. Research on the Innovative Mechanism of Chinese Agricultural Technology Promotion Overseas Practice from the Perspective of Governance Theater——Field Observation Based on a China-Tanzania Agricultural Technology Cooperation Project. , 2023(11): 179-188.