The Theory of Public Law Ownership’s Interpretation of Collective Ownership of Rural Fields
Zhanming Wang
Abstract
Zhanming Wang
Abstract
The normalization and the privatization, which are the modernized transformations of the subjects of the rural collective ownership,are essentially private ownership. Public ownership is to realize the capital ownership combining naturally labor and production means,and it belongs to the category of public law. The subjects of the collective ownership of rural fields are the individual farmers. The particularity of exclusion of other power eliminates dealings. The ownership of fields is the concrete way of arrangement to fulfill collective ownership. The gains produced from its local changes are the remedy for the arrangement changes in the power of ownership.
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The normalization and the privatization, which are the modernized transformations of the subjects of the rural collective ownership,are essentially private ownership. Public ownership is to realize the capital ownership combining naturally labor and production means,and it belongs to the category of public law. The subjects of the collective ownership of rural fields are the individual farmers. The particularity of exclusion of other power eliminates dealings. The ownership of fields is the concrete way of arrangement to fulfill collective ownership. The gains produced from its local changes are the remedy for the arrangement changes in the power of ownership.
Key concepts: Common ownership, Public ownership, Interpretation (philosophy), Power (physics), Market economy, Capital (architecture), Law and economics, Normalization (sociology)