Communication présentée au 55e colloque de l'Association française de science économique, Paris, 14-15 septembre 2005.Chinese development results from a transition from Maoist economy to a market socialist economy begun in 1978. Sustainability of Chinese development depends on natural resources consumption. In this paper, we present urban land use reforms and consequences on arable land. Chinese cities have grown dramatically since a dual track system was established. Land valuation in a privatization and decentralization context gave a lot of power to local governments. The total sum of local policy has generated rapid urbanization and loss of arable land. Central government try to contain this phenomenon threatening national food security...
French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Impact environnemental des politiques chinoises su...
For decades, rapid urban expansion has led to concerns over the loss of cultivated land in rural Chi...
Thesis: Ph. D. in Urban and Regional Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of ...
Communication présentée au 55e colloque de l'Association française de science économique, Paris, 14-...
Summary. China’s spaces of urbanisation in the 1980s and early 1990s were occupied primarily by the ...
China is currently moving from a centralized and planned economy to a socialist market economy. In s...
Since the eighties, the urban real estate system has undergone considerable change in China. It has ...
The planned system created conditions for development deviating from urbanization, updated by the cu...
For decades, rapid urban expansion has led to concerns over the loss of cultivated land in rural Chi...
China’s urbanization and industrialization are occupying farmland in large amounts, which is strongl...
International audienceIn this article, we will discuss the process of compressed urbanization in Chi...
In China, the system of land offer is divided into two main modalities: the Allocation and the assig...
Towns and countryside in China. The reforms of the Chinese agriculture, and particularly tbe decoll...
China's spaces of urbanisation in the 1980s and early 1990s were occupied primarily by the interests...
Cette recherche interroge l’existence des nouvelles formes de ruralité émergentes dans le bassin mét...
French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Impact environnemental des politiques chinoises su...
For decades, rapid urban expansion has led to concerns over the loss of cultivated land in rural Chi...
Thesis: Ph. D. in Urban and Regional Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of ...
Communication présentée au 55e colloque de l'Association française de science économique, Paris, 14-...
Summary. China’s spaces of urbanisation in the 1980s and early 1990s were occupied primarily by the ...
China is currently moving from a centralized and planned economy to a socialist market economy. In s...
Since the eighties, the urban real estate system has undergone considerable change in China. It has ...
The planned system created conditions for development deviating from urbanization, updated by the cu...
For decades, rapid urban expansion has led to concerns over the loss of cultivated land in rural Chi...
China’s urbanization and industrialization are occupying farmland in large amounts, which is strongl...
International audienceIn this article, we will discuss the process of compressed urbanization in Chi...
In China, the system of land offer is divided into two main modalities: the Allocation and the assig...
Towns and countryside in China. The reforms of the Chinese agriculture, and particularly tbe decoll...
China's spaces of urbanisation in the 1980s and early 1990s were occupied primarily by the interests...
Cette recherche interroge l’existence des nouvelles formes de ruralité émergentes dans le bassin mét...
French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Impact environnemental des politiques chinoises su...
For decades, rapid urban expansion has led to concerns over the loss of cultivated land in rural Chi...
Thesis: Ph. D. in Urban and Regional Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of ...