中国农村合作化运动及其解体 (The Collectivizationa and De-collectivization in Rural China)/周大勇(24)
Since the inadequacy of property rights encumbers the rural reform process, further clarification of land rights will undoubtedly be a key issue. Although this question is still very controversial and disputed, if there will be no essential change, it is likely that the rural development process in China will continue to be frustrated and might result in a new round crisis in rural China.
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