2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.landusepol.2021.105325
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Understanding rural resettlement paths under the increasing versus decreasing balance land use policy in China

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“…The majority of the funding for the program came from long-term low interest loans from the Agricultural Development Bank of China, the China Development Bank, and government bonds. Despite being a national program, ESPAR was implemented at the level of municipalities, with municipal governments having to repay the loans, which they funded by selling 'land quota' (i.e., the right to convert farmland to construction land) to more developed municipalities who sought to offset their conversions of agricultural land to construction land [7]. Construction land refers to land that is used for urban expansion (i.e., housing or industry).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The majority of the funding for the program came from long-term low interest loans from the Agricultural Development Bank of China, the China Development Bank, and government bonds. Despite being a national program, ESPAR was implemented at the level of municipalities, with municipal governments having to repay the loans, which they funded by selling 'land quota' (i.e., the right to convert farmland to construction land) to more developed municipalities who sought to offset their conversions of agricultural land to construction land [7]. Construction land refers to land that is used for urban expansion (i.e., housing or industry).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, research on the changing use of rural construction lands has attracted increasing attention from scholars, especially regarding the rural hollowing-out phenomenon. At present, research considering the hollow villages in China mainly focuses on their formation mechanisms [10][11][12][13], influencing factors [14][15][16][17], driving-force mechanisms [11,13,18], degree measurements [19][20][21], and comprehensive land remediation [22][23][24]. For example, Wang et al [11] believed that traditional hollowing in rural areas was mainly formed by a combination of land, population, and industry.…”
Section: Research Progress Of Rural Hollowingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hasil dari penelitian pada artikel ini mengungkapkan bahwa dengan penataan kembali spasial, administrasi, industri, gaya hidup, lingkungan hidup, dan hubungan sosial yang dipindahkan ke berbagai tingkat pada masyarakat perdesaan menunjukkan karakteristik yaitu semakin meningkatnya pemukiman terpusat pada area perdesaan namun di sisi lain pemukiman terpusat ini tidak membawa perubahan substansial dalam vitalitas perdesaan. Tidak adanya perubahan substansial tersebut akan berdampak pada resiko baru rusaknya heterogenitas di area perdesaan dan memunculkan potensi-potensi permasalahan baru di area pemukiman perdesaan (Gao et al, 2021) Isu yang berkaitan dengan sistem perlindungan dan perencanaan lanskap pada perdesaan berbeda dengan topik tentang transformasi kawasan pertanian. Hal ini disebabkan karena adanya spasialisasi terpisah yang bertujuan untuk mengimplementasikan gagasan-gagasan green deal yang berkelanjutan.…”
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