Rural restructuring in China

By Hualou Long, Yan-sui Liu. 2016

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This multidisciplinary special issue examines the contemporary rural restructuring in China, focusing on spatial restructuring, economic restructuring and social restructuring and the key challenges for rural areas, whether at local, regional, national or international level. The contributions to this special issue provide conceptual–theoretical and empirical takes on rural restructuring in China. However, the volatility and complexity of rural restructuring in China will present ongoing challenges for further research on the restructuring of rural China. In view of this, this themed edition makes a compelling call for more systematic research of rural restructuring based on extensive disciplinary interaction. This special issue is published to coincide with the 33rd International Geographical Congress (IGC) of IGU in Beijing.

Subfields: General Agricultural and Biological Sciences

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In General Agricultural and Biological Sciences

1. Yan-sui Liu
2. Yang Zhou
3. Hualou Long
4. Yurui Li
5. Yi Qu
6. Yuanzhi Guo
7. Wenxiang Wu
8. Shuangshuang Tu

Citations in the corpus

• Spatio-temporal patterns of rural poverty in China and targeted poverty alleviation strategies (2017, background): “Undoubtedly, population aging and the exodus from rural China will lead to an insufficient internal impetus driving rural economic growth, bringing new challenges to the country's poverty reduction efforts (Long et al., 2010, 2011; Liu et al., 2013, 2014; Long and Liu, 2016).”
• Land use transitions and land management: A mutual feedback perspective (2018, background): “…2003), related researches combining land use transitions with the sustainability of rural China have been carried out extensively (Long, 2014a,b; Long and Liu, 2016), e.g., morphology evolution and functional transition of the rural settlements and cultivated land (Long et al., 2007; Long and…”
• Targeted poverty alleviation and land policy innovation: Some practice and policy implications from China (2018, background): “These pose great challenges for China to achieve the goal to become a comprehensive well-off society by 2020 (Long et al., 2010, 2011; Long and Liu, 2016).”