Path Selection in Rural Collective Land Circulation for Construction
Li Ping
Abstract
Li Ping
Abstract
The purpose of the study is to explore possible regulatory paths in rural collective land circulation basing on analysis of the current situations and problems of China's rural collective construction land. Methods of Empirical analysis and normative analysis were employed. The results show that rural land circulation in some pilot areas has in some degree broken through the regulations of the current Land Management Law. Therefore,a national legislation must be conducted to manage this. It is concluded that the legalization,democracy and marketization measures are path selections to regulate rural collective land circulation for construction.
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The purpose of the study is to explore possible regulatory paths in rural collective land circulation basing on analysis of the current situations and problems of China's rural collective construction land. Methods of Empirical analysis and normative analysis were employed. The results show that rural land circulation in some pilot areas has in some degree broken through the regulations of the current Land Management Law. Therefore,a national legislation must be conducted to manage this. It is concluded that the legalization,democracy and marketization measures are path selections to regulate rural collective land circulation for construction.
Key concepts: Marketization, Legalization, Circulation (fluid dynamics), Legislation, Common ownership, Business, Land use, Institutional analysis