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ContentsChapter
1Land
and
Land
Policies11.1Definition
and
Attributes
of
Land21.1.1Land
in
China
and
Its
Connection
with
Chinese
Culture21.1.2Perceptions
about
Modern
Land
Systems
and
Ecological
Civilization41.2Classification
and
Evolution
of
Land
in
China71.2.1Modern
Land
Classification:
Serving
the
Needs
of
Land
Use
Efficiency
and
Management71.2.2Land
Resources
Classification
in
the
New
Era:
Serving
the
Needs
of
Unified
Natural
Resources
Management
and
Territorial
Spatial
Governance91.3Framework
for
Analyzing
China’s
Land
Policy
and
Its
Basic
Logic111.3.1China’s
Land
Policy
Environment111.3.2Land
Policy
Elements
in
China121.3.3The
Underlying
Logic
of
China’s
Land
Policy
Analysis13Chapter
2Overview
of
China’s
Land
Policies212.1Evolution
of
China’s
Land
Policies222.1.1Historical
Evolution
of
China’s
Land
Policy222.1.2Contribution
of
Land
Policy
Innovation
to
Economic
andSocial
Development342.2Strategic
Backgrounds
of
China’s
Land
Policies
since
the
Reform
and
Opening-up362.2.11978-2012:
Land
Policy
Reform
with
“Efficiency
First,Equity
Second”362.2.2Since
2012:
Promoting
the
Land
Policy
Exploration
of
“Comprehensively
Expanding
In-depth
Reform”
in
the
New
Era392.3Legislative
Reform
and
Legal
Basis
of
Land
Policy
Implementation412.3.1Legal
Basis
System
of
China’s
Land
Policy
Implementation412.3.2Legislative
Reform
Characteristics
of
Land
Policy
Implementation
in
China45Chapter
3Land
Tenure
Policy513.1Urban-rural
Dualistic
Land
Ownership
System523.1.1Basic
Concepts
of
the
Urban-rural
Dualistic
Land
Ownership
System523.1.2The
Evolution
of
Urban-rural
Dualistic
Land
Ownership
System553.1.3Basic
Characteristics
of
the
Urban-rural
Dualistic
Land
Ownership
System563.2Urban
Land
Tenure
Policy:
Separation
of
Urban
Land
Tenure
and
Its
Formation
and
Reform583.2.1The
Connotation
of
the
Two
Rights
of
Urban
Land
and
Its
Formation583.2.2Urban
Land
Market
and
Two
Rights
to
Land603.3Rural
Land
Tenure
Policy
and
Its
Practice
of
Separation
of
the
Three
Rights
of
Rural
Land623.3.1Exploring
Rural
Land
Reform
Policies
in
Different
Development
Periods623.3.2The
Policy
of
“Separation
of
the
Three
Rights”
Reform
of
Contracted
Land663.3.3The
Policy
of
“Separation
of
the
Three
Rights”
of
Residential
Bases68Chapter
4Land
Development
Policies734.1Major
Function
Zoning
System
and
Land
Development
Control754.1.1Definitions
of
Major
Function,Major
Function
Area,and
Major
Function
Zoning764.1.2Backgrounds
of
Introducing
and
Implementing
the
Major
Function
Zoning
System764.1.3Guidance
Ideology
of
Implementing
the
Major
Function
Zoning
System784.1.4Classification
of
Major
Function
Areas804.2Urban
Land
Paid
Use
Concept
and
the
Market-oriented
Supply
Policies834.2.1Primary
Land
Market
Mainly
Supplied
by
the
Government844.2.2Secondary
Land
Market
Mainly
Participated
by
Market
Entities864.3Rural
Land
Contract
Management
System
and
Transfer
Policies874.3.1Household
Responsibility
System884.3.2Encouraging
Land
Transfer
to
Adopt
the
New
Mode
of
Organization
in
Agriculture914.4Direct
Supply-to-market
of
Rural
Profit-oriented
Construction
Land954.5Rural
Residential
Land
System994.6Land
Expropriation
System100Chapter
5Land
Protection
Policies1065.1Cultivated
Land
Protection1075.1.1Policy
Outline1075.1.2Policy
Implementation1095.2Industrial
and
Mining
Land
Reclamation
and
Ecological
Restoration
Policy
Implementation1155.3Integrated
Ecological
Protection
and
Restoration
of
Territorial
Space1175.3.1Concept
of
Integrated
Ecological
Protection
and
Restoration1175.3.2Actions
on
the
Integrated
Ecological
Protection
and
Restoration118Chapter
6Land
Administration
Policies1226.1Land
Survey,Land
Titling
and
Land
Registration1236.1.1Land
Survey
System1236.1.2Land
Titling
and
Registration
System1246.2Planned
Land
Supply
and
Land
Reserve
System1286.2.1Planned
Land
Supply
with
Quota
Control1286.2.2Land
Reserve
System1296.3Land
Supervision
System
and
Land
Violation
Governance1316.3.1Land
Supervision
System1316.3.2Land
Violation
Governance1336.4Land
Taxation
and
Land
Finance1346.4.1Land
Taxation
System
in
China1346.4.2Institutional
Arrangements
Related
to
Land
Finance136Chapter
7Outlook
of
China’s
Land
Policies1407.1International
Value
of
China’s
Land
Policies1417.1.1Strict
Arable
Land
Protection
to
Ensure
Global
Food
Security1417.1.2Strengthen
the
Control
of
Construction
Land
and
Actively
Respond
to
Global
Climate
Change1437.2Reflections
on
China’s
Land
Policy
Facing
Ecological
Civilization1457.2.1Promoting
Land
System
Reform
and
Policy
Innovation
in
Key
Areas
Based
on
the
Concept
of
Ecological
Civilization1457.2.2Implementing
the
Strictest
Cultivated
Land
Protection
System
and
Economical
and
Intensive
Land
Use
System
in
a
Green
Way1477.2.3Strengthening
the
Overall
Coordination
of
Land
Protection
and
Utilization
in
Territorial
Spatial
Planning
with
a
Good
Governance
Model149