CLAN CULTURE WITH LOCAL GOVERNANCE, CASE RESEARCH OF DA NANG CITY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54163/ncdt/438- Keywords:
- Clan
- Family culture
- Role
- Local governance
- Da Nang City
Abstract
Local governance is not a new issue in the world, but in Vietnam, the term of local governance has only been mentioned and studied in depth in the past few years. Local governance can be understood as a set of entities that have the ability to impact, control and influence economic, cultural, social development, political and security situations, as well as the planning, promulgation of policies and planning at the local level. Vietnam - with the characteristics of a country with a long-standing agricultural tradition, local governance cannot be separated from cultural entities that have existed for a long time and have strong influence in localities, especially rural areas. Among them, the issue of clan and clan culture is one of the important factors affecting local governance. Through the case of Da Nang city, this article will focus on clarifying the role of clan culture in local governance in this city
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