Does the Self-Identity of Chinese Farmers in Rural Tourism Destinations Affect Their Land-Responsibility Behaviour Intention? The Mediating Effect of Multifunction Agriculture Perception

Cao, Xingping; Luo, Zeyuan; He, Man-li; Liu, Yan; Qiu, Junlin

doi:10.3390/agriculture11070649

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“…Said concretely, the coefficient of indirect effect of rural tourism on farmers' aggregate income is 0.0082 (0.186 × 0.044), on farmers' wage income is 0.0076 (0.186 × 0.041), on farmers' family business income is 0.0100 (0.186 × 0.054), on farmers' property income is 0.0067 (0.186 × 0.036), on farmers' transfer income is 0.0087 (0.186 × 0.047). These results are consistent with Cao et al [69]. Meanwhile, Hypothesis 2 (H2) is verified.…”

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confidence: 93%

Rural Tourism: Does It Matter for Sustainable Farmers’ Income?

Wang

Gao

et al. 2021

Sustainability

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With the continuous promotion of China’s new rural construction, rural tourism is considered to be an important driving force to promote the sustainable development of rural economy. Sustainable farmers’ income is a major part of the sustainable development of rural economy. Therefore, this paper attempts to explore the effect of rural tourism on sustainable farmers’ income. Using China’s provincial panel data over the period of 2003 to 2020 and employing the mediation effect model to perform empirical analysis, four results are obtained: (1) rural tourism positively and significantly affects sustainable farmers’ income. However, among five kinds of farmers’ income, the coefficients in magnitude are different. (2) A mediation effect of rural ecological environment on the relationship between rural tourism and sustainable farmers’ income exists. (3) A mediation effect of urbanization on the relationship between rural tourism and sustainable farmers’ income also exists. (4) On the whole, the mediation effect of rural ecological environment on the relationship between rural tourism and sustainable farmers’ income is less than that of the mediation effect of urbanization. Based on the evidence this paper provides, corresponding suggestions are raised to promote sustainable farmers’ income.

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confidence: 93%

Rural Tourism: Does It Matter for Sustainable Farmers’ Income?

Wang

Gao

et al. 2021

Sustainability

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“…The first is responsibility cognition. Through the investigation of residents’ cognition of the division of responsibility among the subjects of rural environmental governance—that is, how to share the responsibility among individuals, rural communities and governments [ 61 ]—the question is set as to whether they agree to share the responsibility. The answers have been set according to the Likert five-level scale, respectively: “Strongly disagree = 1; Not quite agree = 2; General = 3; Agree = 4; Strongly agree = 5”; the higher the score is, the more sense of responsibility residents have for rural environmental governance.…”

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Social Network, Sense of Responsibility, and Resident Participation in China’s Rural Environmental Governance

Ruan

Chen

Wang

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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Based on a survey of 2343 rural residents in China, this paper adopts a binary logistic regression model as the analytical tool to study the impact of rural residents’ social network and sense of responsibility regarding their participation in environmental governance. The results show that the cost, frequency and scope of social network activities have positive and significant influences on resident participation in rural environmental governance. The cost of a social network is conducive to building a rural social network, enhancing the connection of interests and promoting the formation of a rural community. Extending social network objectives from family members to villagers can improve the cultural identity and emotional identity of rural residents. The increase in the frequency of social network activities can not only enhance trust among residents, but also reduce the cost of environmental governance mobilization. The scope of a social network acts as an inhibitor whereby social interaction beyond the scope of rural areas will reduce identification with rural emotions. The four dimensions, including responsibility cognition, responsibility will, responsibility emotion and responsibility behavior have significant influences on resident participation in rural environmental governance. Residents’ sense of responsibility plays the role of an introverted driving force for them to take part in rural environmental governance, which itself helps to overcome “non-participation” behaviors of “rational smallholders” to a certain extent. Furthermore, it endows rural environmental governance with resilience. So, it is of significance to enhance rural residents’ social networks and to improve rural residents’ cognition of collective responsibility.

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“…Tourism and agriculture have not found a natural flow, notably in the province of Bali, and the two are regarded as incompatible (Cao et al, 2021;Suardi et al, 2022). The growth of tourism is thought to cause several social issues, including the reduction of the agricultural land area due to land conversion, which has ramifications for the marginalization of the farmer profession and the decline in local food security; the degradation of social, religious, and cultural beliefs; and the deterioration of environmental conditions (Raka et al, 2019;Widhianthini, 2022).…”

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Synergy of tourism and agriculture in increasing the exchange rate of farmers in Tabanan District: a critical review

Kusuma

Yuliarmi²,

Purwanti³

2022

IJASTE

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This study aims to analyze the synergy between tourism and agriculture to increase the exchange rate of farmers in the Tabanan Regency area. A literature review approach with a focus on critical review was used in this study. Based on previous research, the study looked at how the Tabanan district's policies affect how tourism and farming work together. The components analyzed are the rationalization and realization of policy implementation related to the analyzed review. This research is a critical literature review to assess, compare, and compile strategy characteristics. The results obtained from the synergy between tourism and agriculture in Tabanan Regency have the potential to be implemented to increase the farmer exchange rate. The idea of mutualism between the two sectors is expected to help tourist villages grow. Improving the size and quality of tourist villages, with the help of local governments, will lead to changes affecting farmers' incomes and exchange rates. They will be able to see the well-being of their farmers. Factors that must be realized to make this synergy concept a success include: 1) the Tabanan Regency Government can facilitate the development of tourist villages; 2) farmers are expected to be open to accepting synergy models of work with the tourism sector, and 3) tourism actors assist farmers in identifying local potentials that have economic value. The policy will likely lead to more and better tourist villages, raising farmers' exchange rates and improving their lives. In conclusion, combining tourism and agriculture makes much sense. The rationalization of policies that local governments and farmers work on can help increase farmers' exchange rates locally and regionally.

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Does the Self-Identity of Chinese Farmers in Rural Tourism Destinations Affect Their Land-Responsibility Behaviour Intention? The Mediating Effect of Multifunction Agriculture Perception

Cited by 10 publications

References 53 publications

Rural Tourism: Does It Matter for Sustainable Farmers’ Income?

Rural Tourism: Does It Matter for Sustainable Farmers’ Income?

Social Network, Sense of Responsibility, and Resident Participation in China’s Rural Environmental Governance

Synergy of tourism and agriculture in increasing the exchange rate of farmers in Tabanan District: a critical review

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