| Abstract： |
Promoting high-quality urban development is an inevitable requirement for comprehensively promoting Chinese path to modernization. The government crowdsourcing model, which is committed to gathering and utilizing public resources, provides a new focus for improving the modernization level of urban social governance. This paper uses the Grounded theory method, taking the urban governance crowdsourcing in Chancheng District, Guangdong Province as an example to sort out the risk factors faced by government crowdsourcing in the implementation process. Research has found that there are four risks in the implementation of government crowdsourcing: firstly, risks from task giver such as financial burden, symbolic participation, and management chaos; secondly, risks from crowdsourcing platform such as data overload, poor processes, and privacy security; thirdly, risks from problem solvers such as insufficient participation, excessive participation, and cheating; fourthly, risks from the environment such as digital divide and rights and responsibilities issues; There is an internal mutual influence relationship between various risk factors, among which financial funds are the largest risk factor from task giver. The uncertainty of the public as problem solvers in terms of participation quantity and quality will have an impact on task giver, and risks from crowdsourcing platform and policy environment will have an impact on the government and public entities in the bilateral market. This study extracts a government crowdsourcing risk model through factor analysis, which is conducive to promoting the systematic development of government crowdsourcing research and providing improvement directions for improving regional governance efficiency. |
