Examining the relationship between migration and land cover change in rural U.S.: evidence from Ohio, United States, between 2008 and 2016

Park, Sohyun; Chapman, R. Byron; Munroe, Darla K.

doi:10.1080/1747423x.2021.2020920

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“…From existing research, scholars have extensively explored relevant issues regarding the withdrawal from rural homestead. However, due to differences in land management systems between China and Western countries, research conducted by Western scholars primarily focuses on the consolidation of rural residential land [ [15] , [16] , [17] , [18] ]. They have proposed a series of reform measures and implementation plans, such as granting land development rights to farmers, expanding agricultural land use rights, and establishing a system for securing land rights ([ 19 , 20 ]; Boue et al, 2018).…”

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Bilateral matching decision-making for rural homesteads withdrawal patterns and types of peasant households’ welfare needs: Evidence from China in the context of land spatial planning regulation

Zhu,

Wang,

Niu

et al. 2024

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Bilateral matching decision-making for rural homesteads withdrawal patterns and types of peasant households’ welfare needs: Evidence from China in the context of land spatial planning regulation

Zhu,

Wang,

Niu

et al. 2024

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“…While most empirical studies have concentrated on local rural area features, such as the natural or socio-economic characteristics specific to each country [27], few have explored the consequences of rural outmigration on changes in rural land use. [28][29][30][31]. Liu et al (2010) [32] investigated the driving mechanism of hollowing villages, which are characterised by vacant and unused rural housing located in the heart of these communities.…”

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How Semi-Urbanisation Drives Expansion of Rural Construction Land in China: A Rural-Urban Interaction Perspective

Wang,

Zuo,

Zhu

2024

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The expansion of rural construction land in China has led to ecological consequences under the context of rural depopulation, despite government land use controls. While previous studies have investigated the local factors contributing to the expansion of rural construction land, the semi-urbanisation of urban immigrants distant from rural areas has received less attention. To better understand the connections between the semi-urbanisation in the urban areas and the construction land expansion in rural areas, this study constructed a network/spatial lag of N/X (N/SLX) model that incorporated the network lagged term of the socio-economic traits of semi-urbanised migrants to analyse how urban semi-urbanisation influenced rural construction land. Our findings suggest that both the income of rural-urban migrants and the difficulty of obtaining urban household registration are positively correlated with the expanding extent of rural construction land. Conversely, the living expenses of migrants and city economic development are negatively correlated with that of rural construction land. Considering our findings, we propose that policies facilitating the settlement and integration of rural out-migrants into cities and proceeding urbanisation based on county towns are crucial to curb the inefficient expansion of rural construction land.

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“…They advocated promoting rural revitalization through the core area, peripheral area, and potential area of the village in the county and put forward the path of rural revitalization by zoning and classification (Ma et al, 2018;Luo and Qi, 2019). Some scholars believe that in the context of rural transformation and development, it is necessary to optimize rural production, living, and ecological space, construct a scientific and reasonable village system, and further configure village infrastructure and service facilities for rural spatial reconstruction (Pan et al, 2021;Park et al, 2022). Some studies believe that the important means of village system reconstruction is to reconstruct the production, living, and ecological space of villages and construct a security system for overall urban and rural development by starting with the distribution planning of villages and towns (Qu et al, 2019(Qu et al, , 2021a(Qu et al, , 2022.…”

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Reconstructing village spatial layout to achieve rural revitalization: a case from a typical township in China

Zhu,

Wang,

Yang

et al. 2023

Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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Rural revitalization is a strategy proposed by China to address the imbalance and insufficiency of urban and rural development. The purpose of village system reconstruction is to optimize the rural spatial structure and realize the efficient allocation of resource elements, which is of great significance to the overall revitalization of rural areas. This research adopts the analytic hierarchy process (AHP), the multi-index comprehensive evaluation method, and the GIS spatial analysis, taking Zhiyang Town as a case, reconstructing the index selection of the village-level system, putting forward a set of complete classification systems through the selecting village scale, resource conditions, social economic development level, industry, and other related data index, and building a village-level evaluation system. The 25 villages in Zhiyang Town were divided into four classes. Different development paths are proposed for different levels of villages. The evaluation of the village development level and reconstruction path of the village hierarchy system has certain practical guiding values for rural construction, which are of great significance for realizing rural revitalization.

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Examining the relationship between migration and land cover change in rural U.S.: evidence from Ohio, United States, between 2008 and 2016

Cited by 9 publications

References 61 publications

Bilateral matching decision-making for rural homesteads withdrawal patterns and types of peasant households’ welfare needs: Evidence from China in the context of land spatial planning regulation

Bilateral matching decision-making for rural homesteads withdrawal patterns and types of peasant households’ welfare needs: Evidence from China in the context of land spatial planning regulation

How Semi-Urbanisation Drives Expansion of Rural Construction Land in China: A Rural-Urban Interaction Perspective

Reconstructing village spatial layout to achieve rural revitalization: a case from a typical township in China

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