英文摘要 |
Collectivization is a process in which the peasants are organized step by step, aiming at the formation of collective ownership system. Accordingly, peasants turn to be the cooperative member at the costs of losing rural land ownership. This membership, due to the urban-rural dual structure under the strategy of industrialization, is solidified in the period of people's commune. However, the collectivity is nothing but the means by which the state power controls the rural resources. Hence the membership of the people's commune does not have any private meaning. As the people's commune is disintegrated, its membership becomes new rural collective member. Meanwhile, collective ownership returns to the framework of private right, which means its core interests is transferred to the usufruct represented by the land contractual management right. Also, this right is built on the basis of rural member right and assumes the responsibility of social securi1y which indicates the implications of the rural collective membership. Introducing the membership right into Real Right Law marks the formation of rural collective membership right in the normative aspect. |