Modern Economics & Management Forum

Under the background of high-quality development, various sectors of Chinese society are facing risks and challenges with many alienating characteristics. From the perspective of risk society, this is mainly manifested in the complexity, compounding, superposition, and convergence of risks, posing challenges to the fragmented, movement-oriented, and singular modes of traditional emergency management. It is imperative to construct a broad-spectrum, all-round, and diversified emergency management ecological circle model to effectively prevent and mitigate various risks and challenges in the new era. The construction of the emergency management ecological circle model is based on the highlighted alienation risk characteristics and the current status of emergency management, emphasizing the view of security issues from the perspective of development. Thus, placing the construction of emergency ecological circles within the framework of development-security, establishing a systematic and bottom-line thinking, and establishing sound mechanisms for risk warning, decision-making, coordination, and assessment ultimately promote the modernization of China's emergency management governance system and governance capacity through co-construction, co-governance, and sharing.