Research on the Expropriation Compensation Scope of Farmland in China

Ye Yuan; Hui Ling Chen; Jing Hua Long; Lu Ma; Jun Ting Liu; Xing Yu Li; Yu Min Yuan; Qian Shan Wan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.522-524.1675

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Research on the Expropriation Compensation Scope of Farmland in China

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The scope of expropriation compensation is one basic element of the expropriation compensation system, and whether it is correct is a main measure for protecting the lost-land farmers' interests. The compensation scope of farmland expropriation in our country has some loopholes at present, needing to be perfected from different aspects.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 522-524)

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February 2014

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Ye Yuan*, Hui Ling Chen, Jing Hua Long, Lu Ma, Jun Ting Liu, Xing Yu Li, Yu Min Yuan, Qian Shan Wan

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Compensation Scope, Existing Problems, Farmland Expropriation, Suggestions

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