Analysis of social insurance of land-lost farmers in the process of urbanization in undeveloped areas
OU Xian-tao
Abstract
OU Xian-tao
Abstract
With the rapid expanding of urban areas and with the accelerating urbanization process,the social insurance issue of land-lost farmers has become a big social problem which is focused by the society today.Once the problem is not well-solved,a series of social contradictions will be triggered because of this problem.This paper classifies the land-lost farmers into two types according to the cause of land-lost,one type is the farmers who are willing to leave the land and the other is the farmers who lost land because of expropriation of the land.The paper holds that the social insurance of the two type land-lost farmers should be treated differently to construct reasonable social insurance system for land-lost farmers.
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With the rapid expanding of urban areas and with the accelerating urbanization process,the social insurance issue of land-lost farmers has become a big social problem which is focused by the society today.Once the problem is not well-solved,a series of social contradictions will be triggered because of this problem.This paper classifies the land-lost farmers into two types according to the cause of land-lost,one type is the farmers who are willing to leave the land and the other is the farmers who lost land because of expropriation of the land.The paper holds that the social insurance of the two type land-lost farmers should be treated differently to construct reasonable social insurance system for land-lost farmers.
Key concepts: Expropriation, Urbanization, Business, Land development, Social insurance, Process (computing), Economic growth, Land use