Evolving Division of"Three Rights"of Farmland:An Inspection of the Marxist Land Theory with Chineseization and Modernization
The arrangement and reform of farmland property rights system relates to the vital interests of the vast majority of farmers and affects the process of Chinese agricultural and rural modernization.Since the founding of the People's Republic of China,due to the timely adjustment of national strategies and the practical innovation of the farmer masses,the structure of farmland property rights has undergone profound changes from unitary property rights,"unification of two rights","separation of two rights",to"division of three rights".The basic principles of Marxist ownership theory and land property rights theory and their theoretical combination with Chinese history and reality are the academic origins guiding these changes of farmland institution.The"division of three rights"of farmland has led to the recombining and upgrading of production factors of rural people and land,which plays a positive role in agricultural production,farmers'income,rural governance,and urban-rural relation.However,at the same time,it also has gradually exposed some inadaptability.Towards the great strategic goal of building up China's strength in agriculture,the adjustment and improvement of farmland institution should be firmly guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era,adhering to the collective ownership of farmland and based on the small farmer-oriented principle.It is supposed to start from three approaches of taking the leading advantage of collective ownership right,improving the voluntary and compensated mechanism for the transfer and withdrawal of farmland contract right,and raising the allocation efficiency of farmland rights,while preventing the possible risks from excessive capitalization of farmland and"capital flowing into farmland".
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