The Journal of Chinese Governance is an academic journal focused on contemporary Chinese governance, providing a publication and exchange platform for scholars, policy makers, and researchers interested in the Chinese governance model and its role in the global context. The publication of the journal reflects an in-depth discussion on the modernization of China's governance system and governance capacity, as well as a comprehensive understanding of the socialist governance system with Chinese characteristics.

The journal covers a wide range of research topics, exploring how China is improving its governance capacity through reform and innovation, and how this process is compatible with China's modernization process. Study the role and strategies of local governments in promoting local development, solving local problems, and responding to central policy directives. Analyze the corporate governance structures, mechanisms and practices of Chinese enterprises in the context of globalization, and how they affect corporate performance and social responsibility. Examine how non-profit organizations play a role in social governance in China and how they can improve efficiency and transparency through governance.