It's been 10 years in the countyGeneral warI don't knowExtra-party intellectualsI'm more aware of the sorority. It's not a fake shelf, it's not a restaurantNormalization of the liaison platform established by the united nationsI don't know. It's the first time that a lot of people hear that name, and the question that comes out of their minds is, what kind of organization is it
What is a sorority
Say something, it's..No independent legal personalityIt's not a social group or a business unit. The unit is the general combat department at the district level and above, and its activities are financed from the general combat budget and are not specifically staffed. You can interpret it as a "functional platform" in the oms, with the aim of organizing extra-party intellectuals in various fields, maintaining contact and opening channels of voice. The non-registration, non-acquirement and non-acceptance of the civil service are fundamental differences between it and civil society in general。
In practice, the sorority meets every three years and holds two or three events a year, both in the form of interviews and research. The membership is mixed, with university teachers, hospital specialists, company technologists, new media practitioners and all, but in common, outsiders。
What difference does a sorority make
These two names are often referred to in a different way. The congress of extra-party intellectuals is a channel for political participation and is held every three years, with an election process and a representative. The sorority is a daily liaison organization with no electoral links, no representation, and its core function is " sticky" and constant。
I've seen a typical situation: after a party meeting, delegates are "lost" when they return to their respective units and never see each other for a year. Subsequently, the sorority was set up in the county, with a secretariat, to bring the group together and to sit down at the end of the year to discuss proposals for next year。
How does the sorority work
The secretariat is the key. In most districts, the secretariat is located in the omc extra-military cadres section, with two or three additional staff, responsible for day-to-day liaison, operational planning and reimbursement of funds. Members do not participate on a regular basis, but as full as possible in important events. Funding is difficult, county-level operations are not generous in themselves, and sorority activities are often organized "just" together with other meetings, with a large stand-alone talk and a budget of thousands. But the sparrows are small and dirty, and the contact is real。
As a matter of fact, the sorority is a "unofficial contact point" that operates not by power, but by relationships and trust. Those who do so understand that bringing the hearts of outside intellectuals together will work better than 10 congresses。
