Scientific Publishing Land Rights in China - Chinese Economics Research Series 12

Explore the complex evolution of land property rights and transfer mechanisms in this academic study. This book examines the transition of Chinese society from a traditional self-sustaining agricultural system to a modern commercialized agricultural economy. By providing empirical proof for property rights theories, the text offers a clear path for land capitalization. It challenges standard assumptions by suggesting that land ownership may not be the central issue, instead focusing on how the implementation of land property rights functions in practice. This volume serves as a deep dive into the economic structures shaping China's agricultural landscape, making it a valuable resource for those studying international law, business, and Chinese economic development.