Analysis of the Influence of Social Capital Factor on the Urbanization of Land-expropriated Farmers
Yuanchao Liu
Abstract
Yuanchao Liu
Abstract
The urbanization of land-expropriated farmers is a topic in economic sociology based on the transformation of the estate rela- tionship and life style of farmers.The land-expropriated farmers are farmers who have to shift into towns permanently.In the process of their urbanization,they are confronted with the innate inefficiency of social capital and the postnatal restriction and can not obtain suffi- cient social resources and economic guarantee.Therefore the government should take corresponding measures to improve the present situ- ation of land-expropriated farmers' social capital investment and enhance the collective benefits of land-expropriated farmers.
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The urbanization of land-expropriated farmers is a topic in economic sociology based on the transformation of the estate rela- tionship and life style of farmers.The land-expropriated farmers are farmers who have to shift into towns permanently.In the process of their urbanization,they are confronted with the innate inefficiency of social capital and the postnatal restriction and can not obtain suffi- cient social resources and economic guarantee.Therefore the government should take corresponding measures to improve the present situ- ation of land-expropriated farmers' social capital investment and enhance the collective benefits of land-expropriated farmers.
Key concepts: Urbanization, Capital (architecture), Investment (military), Social capital, Business, Government (linguistics), Economic system, Inefficiency