Citizenization of rural migrants in China's new urbanization: The roles of hukou system reform and rural land marketization

Li, Hui; Chen, Kunqiu; Yan, Lei; Yu, Li; Zhu, Youyong

doi:10.1016/j.cities.2022.103968

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“…The area of rural settlements has not decreased with the The change law of rural population/arable land/rural settlements can effectively reveal the coordinated relationship between rural population and land in China and its differentiated performance patterns, which will be conducive to providing important support for rural land use transformation, and provide guidance for further promoting activities, such as intensive utilization and comprehensive improvement of rural land resources. There are significant spatial differences in the coordination status of population/arable land/rural settlements in the Yellow River Basin (Henan section), which is basically similar to the situation in the whole country [47,48].…”

Section: Uncoordinated Change Of Rural Population/arable Land/rural S...mentioning

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Research on Rural Population/Arable Land/Rural Settlements Association Model and Coordinated Development Path: A Case Analysis of the Yellow River Basin (Henan Section)

Zhao

Yin

2023

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The countryside is a complex regional system with population and land as the core elements, and it is of great significance to study the coordination of the rural human–land relationship for promoting rural ecological protection and high-quality development. The Yellow River Basin (Henan section) is an important grain-producing area with dense population, fertile soil, and rich water resources. Based on the rate of change index and Tapio decoupling model, this study took county-level administrative region as the evaluation unit to explore the characteristics of the spatio-temporal correlation model of rural population/arable land/rural settlements in the Yellow River Basin (Henan section) from 2009 to 2018 and the optimal path of coordinated development. The results show the following: (1) The decrease of rural population, the increase of arable land in a relatively large part of non-central cities, the decrease of arable land in central cities, and the general increase in the area of rural settlements are the most important characteristics of the Yellow River Basin (Henan section) for the change of rural population/arable land/rural settlements. (2) There are spatial agglomeration characteristics of rural population changes, arable land changes, and rural settlements changes. Areas with a high degree of change in arable land have a certain degree of spatial consistency with areas with a high degree of change in rural settlements. (3) The type of T3 (rural population and arable land)/T3(rural population and rural settlement) is the most important temporal and spatial combination mode, and rural population outflow is serious. In general, the spatio-temporal correlation model of rural population/arable land/rural settlements in the eastern and western sections of the Yellow River Basin (Henan section) is better than that in the middle section. The research results are helpful to deeply understand the relationship between rural population and land in the period of rapid urbanization and can provide reference for the classification and sub-standard policies of rural revitalization. It is urgent to establish sustainable rural development strategies for improving the human–land relationship, narrowing the rural–urban disparity, innovating rural residential land area policies, and revitalizing the rural area.

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confidence: 77%

Research on Rural Population/Arable Land/Rural Settlements Association Model and Coordinated Development Path: A Case Analysis of the Yellow River Basin (Henan Section)

Zhao

Yin

2023

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“…Além disso, a dinâmica econômica tem se revelado incapaz de absorver o conjunto de tais contingentes populacionais, reservando àqueles que são incorporados às cidades, na maioria dos casos, precárias condições de inserção no mundo do trabalho. Muito embora haja este paradoxo, estamos diante de um modelo de urbanização que se estabelece em escala mundial, sendo emblemáticos os casos da Índia e da China, conforme a análise da "cidadização" dos migrantes vindos de áreas rurais (Li et al, 2023).…”

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Desenvolvimento urbano, economia e transição digital: por uma outra economia voltada à efetivação da função social da cidade

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2024

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“…Given the relatively low implantation costs during initial investment compared to the long-term bene ts, direct policy support to incentivize the movement of new migrants to cities could further alleviate new arrivals' risk to remain in poverty and slum living conditions 32 . In China, social insurance is used as a policy mechanism to facilitate the trade farmers' homesteads and their croplands, while urban low-rent housing provision by government to new migrants, as well as ensuring access to medical care and education services 33 .…”

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Global urbanization benefits food security and nature restoration

Wang

Deng

Reis

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Urbanization has been considered as an antagonist to food security and nature restoration due to land-taking by urban expansion. However, if urbanization was undertaken with a focus on integrated urban–rural development, it could in face release land areas globally. Here show that domestic rural-to-urban migration with urbanization can support a global population with 2 billion more people, while requiring 49 million hectares of less built-up lands due to higher population density in urban relative to rural areas, over the period from 2020 to 2050. If no urbanization would occur, currently predicted growth trends in global population would require an additional 46 million hectares of lands. If cross-countries rural-to-urban migration is supported, land release could be increased up to 67 million hectares. This amount could satisfy 51% of global cropland demand in 2050, and as an additional benefit, reduce cropland fragmentation. If the land areas released were set aside for nature restoration, 4,488 more species could be protected. As a further co-benefit, additional carbon sequestration of 15 billion tonnes could be achieved over the period from 2020 to 2050. Policies to promote cross-countries rural-to-urban migration and management of released lands would help to benefits food security and natural restoration.

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Citizenization of rural migrants in China's new urbanization: The roles of hukou system reform and rural land marketization

Cited by 34 publications

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Research on Rural Population/Arable Land/Rural Settlements Association Model and Coordinated Development Path: A Case Analysis of the Yellow River Basin (Henan Section)

Research on Rural Population/Arable Land/Rural Settlements Association Model and Coordinated Development Path: A Case Analysis of the Yellow River Basin (Henan Section)

Desenvolvimento urbano, economia e transição digital: por uma outra economia voltada à efetivação da função social da cidade

Global urbanization benefits food security and nature restoration

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