Lineage-based heterogeneity and cooperative behavior in rural China

He, Quqiong; Pan, Ying; Sarangi, Sudipta

doi:10.1016/j.jce.2017.10.006

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“…Alternatively, threatened ostracism sometimes promotes development. In rural Chinese villages, prospects of exclusion from lineage networks have deterred defection from cooperative endeavours (He et al, 2018).…”

Section: A Conceptual Approach To Analysing Powermentioning

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Power and public authority

Ferguson

2023

Global Policy

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Public authority addresses how actors, ranging from officials to gang leaders, and cultural innovators, interact via cooperation, competition and conflict to generate shifting degrees of social order within territories. This paper summarises four key components that directly relate to power. First, power underlies public authority. Second, public authority entails and engenders institutional bricolage. Third, public authorities utilise functions, structures, ideas and symbols of statehood. Fourth, public authorities seek legitimacy. A systematic exposition of power informs analysing public authority—notably the degree to which it facilitates inclusive or exclusive participation and distribution of benefits. This paper outlines a conceptual framework, with attention to basic elements of power, using a triadic approach that incorporates seven basic formats (or strategic templates) for exercising such power. This framework can inform subsequent inquiry and policy analysis.

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Section: A Conceptual Approach To Analysing Powermentioning

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Power and public authority

Ferguson

2023

Global Policy

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“…The connotation of the transactional relationship in the clan network includes trust and the evolution of cooperative relationships. The clan network gives special attention to the concepts of reciprocity, mutual forbearance, and trust ( He et al, 2017 ). The clan networks are highly important institutions since they facilitate cooperation ( Greif and Tabellini, 2017 ).…”

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Research on the impact of clan network on farmers’ entrepreneurial income—The case of China

Xiao-li

Wang

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Front. Psychol.

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Farmers’ entrepreneurial income is related to poverty alleviation and common prosperity. The clan network is an important social capital for farmers. However, research on effects of this relationship is still scant. We classifies farmers’ social capital as endowed social capital such as clan networks and leapfrogging social capital that needs to be operated. Using the data of CFPS 2010–2018 in China, this study investigates the influence of clan networks and farmers’ entrepreneurial income. Based on the social capital theory, we adopt a semilogarithmic model, and propensity score matching method for robustness checks. The results show that the clan network, as an endowed social capital of farmer, has a significant and positive effect on entrepreneurial income for both men and women. And the clan network has the greatest impact on middle-income farmers. Our results have important implications for policymakers in other developing economies who seek to increase farmers’ income.

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“…Rural cooperative finance is a financial service organization formed by peasants, agricultural collective economic organizations, and other economic and audit organizations in a cooperative manner, to meet the needs of rural economic and social construction and the life of peasants and to carry out a variety of financial activities mainly aimed at peasants, agricultural collective economic organizations and other rural economic and social organizations as the target of the service [1][2][3].…”

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“…Hesheng Xu. Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences, 9(1) (2024)[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20] …”

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Research on the Improvement Path of New Rural Cooperative Financial Legal System Based on Decision Tree Modeling

2024

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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The improvement of a new rural financial legal system can protect the legitimate rights and interests of rural farmers. In this paper, after preprocessing the text of the legal system, the Word2vec word vector model is used to represent the legal text features, select the legal text features using information gain, extract the legal text features based on the LDA topic model, and complete the construction of the legal text feature engineering. On this basis, the random forest algorithm based on the decision tree is improved by text similarity, and the text classifier is constructed to realize the mining of legal text content. After verifying the performance of legal system text mining, the relevant high-frequency words of the legal system are extracted to explore the path of improving the legal system of new rural cooperative finance. The results show that among the 18 high-frequency words extracted, finance (298 times), report (242 times), management (221 times), and statistics (221 times), all of them are more than 200 times, focusing on the financial development as the top priority for the improvement of the legal system of new rural cooperative finance. Based on the research of this paper, it is important and positive significance to improve the legal system of new rural cooperative finance, which is the key to realizing rural revitalization.

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Lineage-based heterogeneity and cooperative behavior in rural China

Cited by 17 publications

References 42 publications

Power and public authority

Power and public authority

Research on the impact of clan network on farmers’ entrepreneurial income—The case of China

Research on the Improvement Path of New Rural Cooperative Financial Legal System Based on Decision Tree Modeling

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