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| The Social Multiplier Effect of Rural Land Transfer——An Analysis of Rural Governance Dilemmas and Farmers’ Participation |
| Lan Jing1 Li Qiuming2 |
| (1.China Institute of Resources， Environment and Development， Nanjing Agricultural University， Nanjing 210000；2.College of Public Administration， Nanjing Agricultural University， Nanjing 210000) |
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Abstract In the dilemma of “involution” in the rural land transfer， the governance structure of rural grassroots needs to be adjusted and optimized， and the social network， led by the rural elites and formed by farmers’ appeals for transfer， is conducive to solving the plight of the governance and realizing the land transfer and moderate scale operation. With the full sample data of Shitouzhai Village of Jiangsu Province， this paper finds that there is a significant convergence of the farmers’ land transfer behavior under the play of social network. For the intervention of village committee to promote farmers’ land transfer， the convergence action of farmers enlarged the implementation effect by 1.11 times， significantly enhances the land transfer and realization of moderate-scaled farmland management. In addition，the rural elites play an active part in famers’ land transfer. It is suggested： first， to integrate villagers’ autonomous organizations that are “centered upon the farmers，” so as to achieve a rural governance with decentralized balances； second， to pay attention to the retention and cultivation of rural elites， and ensure farmers’ internal motivation for participating in the formation of the grassroots governance network； third， to cultivate stable cooperative organizations of farmers， so as to ensure the operation of the social network and the play of the social multiplier.
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Received: 22 November 2021
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