Ruoxi Wang; Wuxiao Shao; Yuwei Li; Lei Yang

doi:10.70711/frim.v3i3.6170

Internet + Law: Innovative Paths and Practical Explorations for the Governance of Empty-Nest Elderly in Communities

Ruoxi Wang, Wuxiao Shao, Yuwei Li, Lei Yang

Abstract

As the social aging process accelerates, the empty - nest elderly problem in communities grows more prominent. Traditional governance methods are limited, while Internet + Law offers new opportunities. This paper explores how to integrate Internet + Law into community empty - nest elderly governance, analyzes relevant theories like Internet + in community governance and laws role. By analyzing
traditional governance flaws and innovative cases, it constructs an Internet + Law governance model for community empty - nest elderly,
covering platform building and legal protection system improvement. Finally, it summarizes conclusions and prospects future research, indicating Internet + Law has broad application prospects in this area.

Keywords

Empty-nest Elderly in Communities; Internet + Law; Governance Model

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v3i3.6170

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