analysis of the land transfer and changes in social class structure in rural areas（分析土地转让和农村社会阶层结构的变化）.doc

Analysis of the land transfer and changes in social class structure in rural areas Write papers network: Abstract: The land transfer has been accelerated rural social differentiation and reorganization of resources is another important driving force is then structure the social class structure in rural areas: strengthening the elite, the middle layer to expand, reduce the vulnerable bottom, build a harmonious and rational rural class structure. Land transfer substantially different levels of land ownership and its associated resources and opportunities between different interest groups in rural and re-combination process of redistribution is to promote the social class structure in rural areas continue to be an important mechanism for structure and change. Paper Keywords: land transfer, land ownership change, class structure China’s current rural land transfer is taking place is ‘agricultural land contracting right’, that ‘the right to own agricultural land contracting and management of land use rights of farmers will be transferred to other farmers or economic organizations, namely to retain the right to contract, the transfer of use rights . ‘In other words, the land transfer is to maintain the collective ownership of land in the same subject under the premise of land use rights (including the right to operate, and transfer of usufruct rights) in the transfer between different market players and transactions from a sense speaking, the right to change the land transfer is to a new form, is essentially a redistribution of the rural interests of all sectors and re-assembly process, through the interests of the profound changes in the restructuring of China’s current social class structure in rural areas and distant places changes affecting its future trend First, the land transfer reform the social class structure in rural areas As new forms of land tenure reform induced rural land transfer is a new industry, new forms of organization and the rise of n