Exploring the Path of Cultivating"Active Members"in the Reform of Rural Property Rights System
The reform of the rural collective property rights system is a crucial instrument for achieving rural revitalization.In this endeavor,fostering"Active Members"is essential,as it is intimately linked with the deepening of collective proper-ty rights reform and the rural revitalization strategy.Observations from reform practices indicate that the enlargement of col-lective property rights has significantly advanced the property rights of members.Nonetheless,the reform process has been marred by issues such as government-led initiatives and merely symbolic member participation,resulting in their passive involvement and impeding the rural revitalization strategy.To overcome these challenges,the principle of subsidiarity should be applied to ensure a beneficial cycle at all levels,favoring the autonomy of the lower echelons over top-down au-thoritative interventions.Additionally,lateral sub-regional governance should be employed to grant sufficient autonomy to various entities,facilitating their mutual support and enhancement.Moreover,to stimulate member initiative,efforts must extend beyond the private domain,maintaining a balance between rights and responsibilities.Consequently,establishing a cohesive mechanism for responsibility is imperative to invigorate member engagement.Furthermore,the development and refinement of mechanisms safeguarding members'right to information are vital,empowering them with the knowledge nec-essary to augment their capabilities and make informed choices.
Rural Revitalizationproperty rights reformactive memberssubsidiarity
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