Abstract:

Against the background of rural revitalization strategy, the government actively embeds itself into farmers' cooperatives to achieve both efficiency and fairness in cooperative governance. From the perspective of power allocation, this study takes Yangshanfan Honey Peach Cooperative Society in Tonglu County, Zhejiang Province as an example to explore the operation mechanism of government embedding in farmers' cooperatives. The results show that the planning and normative powers are concentrated in the Party and government leaders, forming a resource integration effect; while the decision-making power is dispersed among diverse entities such as public officials, rural elites, and other market organizations, producing a collaborative governance effect. By effectively configuring centralization and decentralization, the government's embedding in farmers' cooperatives ultimately achieves the dual goals of improving cooperative efficiency and ensuring fairness.

Key words: government embedding, farmers' cooperatives, power configuration