Rural collective land property rights and institutional innovation

Author: Shan Shengdao et al. Chen Qiang
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Publishing Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book scientifically defines the rural collective land property rights system and its related concepts, provides a detailed analysis of the relationship between the rural land property rights system and efficiency, comprehensively explores the rural collective land ownership, use rights, and other property rights, and conducts an in-depth study of innovative models of China's rural collective land property rights system. The book comprehensively discusses the existing issues in China's current rural collective land property rights system, such as the absence of clear ownership entities, weak awareness of property rights, fragmented scale, slow transfer, unstable contract rights, neglect of other property rights, chaotic income distribution, ineffective connection with the modern market, and inadequate supporting measures for land property rights reform. It argues that these problems can be resolved by further clarifying ownership entities, strengthening use rights, stabilizing contract rights, ensuring income rights and disposal rights, improving other property rights, expanding state management rights and planning rights as well as development rights, constructing modern farm systems, and improving supporting measures for land property rights systems. After an in-depth examination of China's current rural collective land property rights system, it proposes an innovative model of rural collective land property rights that suits China's conditions. This model should be a new land property rights system based on rural collective land ownership, centered on use rights, supplemented by other property rights, and restricted by state management rights.
[Target Audience] This book features novel concepts and a strong connection to practice, making it a valuable reference for researchers in rural economy, land management, property rights systems, and related fields, as well as for college and university students and faculty, and grassroots cadres.
[Table of Contents]
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Connotation of Rural Collective Land Property Rights System
Chapter 3: Proposals and Evaluation of Rural Land Property Rights System Reform
Chapter 4: Rural Collective Land Ownership
Chapter 5: Rural Collective Land Ownership and Efficiency Principles
Chapter 6: Rural Collective Land Use Rights and Their Transfer
Chapter 7: Rural Collective Land Use Rights Transfer, Assignment, Equity Participation, Joint Ventures, Leasing, Mortgaging, Exercise, Restriction, and Revocation
Chapter 8: Rural Collective Land Construction Use Rights
Chapter 9: Family Contract System and Its Significance and Limitations
Chapter 10: Land Contracting Rights and Their Evolution
Chapter 11: Land Contracting Rights Transfer
Chapter 12: Rural Collective Land Contracting in Other Ways
Chapter 13: Rural Collective Land Other Property Rights and Their System Construction
Chapter 14: Innovation of Rural Collective Land Property Rights System
Appendix
Main References
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