Contradictions in and improvements to urban and rural residents' housing rights in China's urbanization process

Lyu, Ping; Yu, Miao; Hu, Yuanrui

doi:10.1016/j.habitatint.2019.102101

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“…Jingke [5] believed that the quality of rural living environment is the organic combination of material and nonmaterial elements to maintain rural life [5]. Lyu [6] researched comprehensive evaluation and optimization strategies for different types of rural human settlements, the existing evaluation methods of human settlements are mostly based on field research and qualitative evaluation, and it mainly focuses on the evaluation of residents' satisfaction with the quality of living environment [6]. Zheng et al [7] from the aspects of infrastructure, energy consumption, etc., have expanded the evaluation index system of rural living environment quality [7].…”

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Environmental Quality Optimization of Sustainable Rural Revitalization Strategy Based on Improved Genetic Algorithm

Zhang

Zeng

2022

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To address the environmental quality of sustainable rural revitalization strategies, an improved genetic algorithm-based approach is proposed, environmental quality of rural revitalization strategies. Firstly, an index system to comprehensively assess the settlement environment of rural people based on the “production-production-production” space is built and then forms the trinity theoretical guidance framework; secondly, value of information entropy used to evaluate the dispersion of an index calculates the weight of each indicator and provides the basis for a comprehensive multi-index assessment; thirdly, by analyzing the spatial differences of rural human settlement environment quality, the quality of human settlement in rural areas has a positive correlation with the level of regional economic development. It shows that based on improved genetic algorithm, the environmental quality of sustainable rural revitalization strategy has been greatly improved, the growth rate of the comprehensive score of rural living environment in most regions reached more than 14%, and the comprehensive score growth rate of some rural living environment was 4.52%.

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Environmental Quality Optimization of Sustainable Rural Revitalization Strategy Based on Improved Genetic Algorithm

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Zeng

2022

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“…农村宅基地按集体经济组织成员资格权进行分配，无偿获得、无限期使用 [1] ，是中国农村重要的福利性土地制度安排，为保障农民 "居有定所" 及农村社会稳定发挥了重要作用 [2] [5,6] [21] ；家庭抚养子女数量、宅基地退出风险预期、区位条件、宅基地面积及使用收益、农户产权认知等阻碍农户宅基地退出意愿 [12,22] 。此外，经济发展水平及农户所处家庭生命周期阶段也影响农户宅基地退出意愿，经济发展水平越高，农户退地时考虑的因素也越多，尤其是其家庭的资产和财产性收入状况 [23] 。有学者将农户家庭按生命周期划分为夫妇核心家庭、成长核心家庭，成熟核心家庭、扩大家庭Ⅰ、扩大家庭Ⅱ Tian 等 [10] 、 Wu 等 [11] 、 Zhao 等 [12] 、 Zhang [13] 、 Lu 等 [14] 、 Gu 等 [15] 、 Kong 等 [16] 、 Lyu 等 [17] 、 Zhang 等 [18] 、 Tang 等 [19] 、 Song 等 [20] 第 43 卷第 7 期资源科学 http://www.resci.net 和萎缩家庭 6 个阶段，其退出意愿呈现先增加后降低再增加的 "N" 形变化趋势，成熟核心家庭和萎缩家庭的退地意愿是 2 个高值段 [24] 。…”

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Research hotspots and prospects of homestead withdrawal and reuse

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“…Among these, several studies have devoted attention to the causes of expansion (e.g. rural allocation, institutional transfer, the informal market and special locations) (Wang et al ., 2020; Lyu et al ., 2020; Song, 2016). In particular, Fang and Tian (2018) found that marriage can explain the high homeownership rates and large housing sizes in rural China.…”

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Process decomposition of expanded rural housing at the rural–urban fringe: evidence from 27,034 buildings in Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China

Cai

Xie

Huntsinger

2023

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PurposeFaced with the challenges of rural population decline, combined with the widespread expansion of homesteads in rural areas, local Chinese governments hope to strictly control and minimize rural housing land. Accurately decomposing the process of rural housing expansion and revealing its driving factors will be helpful for land-use regulation by the government.Design/methodology/approachIn this study, an unusually rich dataset of rural housing registration from Pudong New Area in Shanghai is employed. The study aimed to decompose the fragmented accumulation process and its expansion determinants on rural housing assets. The dataset covers all samples of rural households and housing plots at 72 surveyed villages in six towns.FindingsHousing offers profitable capital and earning assets to villagers at the urban fringe, so they have a powerful incentive to build and expand more. The results of this analysis showed that the expansion of rural housing is largely due to the haphazard construction of auxiliary rooms by villagers, especially on plots of arable land that are adjacent to their houses that have been stealthily converted into auxiliary rooms and sheds. Low costs and weak penalties have led to an increase in rent-seeking expansions to rural houses. Houses with the smaller initial areas, families with more laborers and household heads, and the proximity of villages to downtown with convenient living services were the main driving factors for expanding houses. A concerted effort is needed to control the disorganized and unlicensed expansion of housing. This effort should include formulating areas for free use by villagers, high taxes on overused areas, serious penalties for unlicensed housing expansion and effective land-use planning.Research limitations/implicationsAn understanding of the expansion status and control measures related to rural houses in Shanghai provides an important reference that can help to guide the formulation of rural housing policies, and the sustainable development of cities worldwide. Of course, this study cannot generalize about housing distribution and expansion status worldwide based on the study area in China, because China's land tenure policies are unique. But land registry data exists that makes research like this feasible. There is a need to carefully examine the detailed housing distribution in each country before it can be decided on how best to address the disorderly increase in rural housing stock, and promote the reduction of rural residential expansion.Originality/valueFirst, the process of rural housing expansion by using an unique dataset which covers ten thousands of samples is revealed. Second, the results have policy implications for reducing the amount of idle and inefficiently rural homestead. The focus is on rural housing growth and its driving factors in Shanghai, and the villagers' motivations for housing expansion are explored.

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Contradictions in and improvements to urban and rural residents' housing rights in China's urbanization process

Cited by 21 publications

References 19 publications

Environmental Quality Optimization of Sustainable Rural Revitalization Strategy Based on Improved Genetic Algorithm

Environmental Quality Optimization of Sustainable Rural Revitalization Strategy Based on Improved Genetic Algorithm

Research hotspots and prospects of homestead withdrawal and reuse

Process decomposition of expanded rural housing at the rural–urban fringe: evidence from 27,034 buildings in Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China

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