The summarization of research on the tecent land-expropriated farmers' problems in the process of urbanization
Xiaoqiong Zhang
Abstract
Xiaoqiong Zhang
Abstract
In recent years,as industrialization and urbanization of our country is accelerating,more and more agricultural land around cities are expropriated as construction land.However,the phenomenon that government expropriates land improperly and farmers' interests are damaged in the process of expropriation,compensation and resettlement towards farmers causes scholars' widespread concern.Over viewing scholar's research,the great majority of them focuses on compensation,resettlement,social security and other issues of research of expropriated farmers.Though their research has yielded fruitful results,there are also shortcomings.The summary and analysis of such studies will help to promote the solution of such problems.
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In recent years,as industrialization and urbanization of our country is accelerating,more and more agricultural land around cities are expropriated as construction land.However,the phenomenon that government expropriates land improperly and farmers' interests are damaged in the process of expropriation,compensation and resettlement towards farmers causes scholars' widespread concern.Over viewing scholar's research,the great majority of them focuses on compensation,resettlement,social security and other issues of research of expropriated farmers.Though their research has yielded fruitful results,there are also shortcomings.The summary and analysis of such studies will help to promote the solution of such problems.
Key concepts: Expropriation, Urbanization, Industrialisation, Compensation (psychology), Government (linguistics), Process (computing), Business, Automatic summarization