what‘s the distinction between social government and social governance？
social government or social governance ？
" government" as a noun also means [U] the activity or the manner of controlling a country
"governance" as a noun means The way that (or style) that a government runs a country and the systems that they use.
So what is the difference between them?

Question

what‘s the distinction between social government and social governance？
social government or social governance ？
" government" as a noun also means  [U] the activity or the manner of controlling a country
"governance" as  a noun means The way that (or style) that a government runs a country and the systems that they use. 
So what is the difference between them?

Answer

Government: A group of officials in control of a country.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/government

Governance: The way that (or style) that a government runs a country and the systems that they use.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/governance

A social government is a government that is typically associated with socialist principles (look up socialism), like Cuba under Castro. This type of government will will govern the country using socialist principles.

However, I think social governance is also a more loosly applied term, used by business to define an ethical approach to working collectively with partners, etc.

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Never heard either term.

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