Research on the Protection of Contracted Land Rights and Interests of Farmers who Settle Down in Cities under the Background of New Urbanization: Empirical Analysis and Foreign Reference

Abstract

Farmers who settle in cities are the main element of urban-rural mobility, and how to protect their land rights is one of the key and difficult points in promoting China's new urbanization. In this paper, contracted land that bears the social security function of farmers is selected to study the protection of the rights and interests of farmers who settle in cities. Combined with relevant judicial cases, the current protection status of the rights and interests of contracted land of farmers who settle in cities is analyzed. It is found that there are still problems such as the imbalance of supply and demand in legal norms, the operation failure of supporting systems, and insufficient response to property protection. Summarize the basic experience of foreign countries in dealing with farmers' problems in coordinating urban and rural areas, and base on China's unique national conditions and policies. In order to further improve the protection of contracted land rights and interests of farmers who settle in cities, measures should be taken to strengthen the legal regulation of supply, deepen the reform of household registration, clarify the land ownership, build a diversified relief system, expand farmers' property rights and interests, and improve rural social security.