Social organizations, as the main force of cultural heritage conservation
in China, play the role of information transmission, participation in system
design, promotion of practice and coordination of social forces. But the
existing legislation lacks adjustment of social organization. It makes the
legal status of social organizations in the cultural heritage conversation
unclear, and limits the role of social organizations. This paper hopes to
elaborate and analyze the problems existing in the legislation and practice of
cultural heritage organizations, and then put forward suggestions to improve
the legislation. This paper adopts the research methods of hermeneutics,
comparative studies and sociology of law. In the first part, the importance and
legal status of social organizations in the protection of cultural heritage are
explained; in the second part, the existing legal provisions and practice
status are expounded; in the third part, the existing legal provisions and
practice status are analyzed; the fourth part gives the corresponding
legislative improvement suggestions for the problems analyzed in the third
part.
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