Cultivated Land Use Control of Planting from the Perspective of Spatial-temporal Justice—Comments on Articles 13 and 66 of the Grain Security Guarantee Law
The purposes of this study are to explain the logic of spatial-temporal justice in the cultivated land use control of planting,and to improve the specific institutional structure from the three dimensions of object,subject and means.The research methods include normative analysis,value analysis as well as induction and deduction.The research results show that:1)the existing norms for cultivated land use control of planting show unclear configuration of the general behavioral settings of the object,obligations of the subject and unclear means of implementation.The origin of the aforementioned problems lies in the rigidity of control that does not differentiate between specific space and time.2)The cultivated land use control of planting should follow the basic logic of spatial-temporal justice,build a flexible control framework of time division,zoning and classification,and realize the spatial-temporal balance of the core norms of"power-rights"and"obligation-rights".In conclusion,it is necessary to clarify the logic of spatial-temporal justice in cultivated land use control of planting.Accordingly,the behaviors of the object can be delineated,the obligations of the subject can be dynamically configured,the consequences of responsibility can be properly limited and the loss of rights can be multidimensionally compensated.
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