Reform of Property Right System of Coal Mines and Resource-Based Rural Governance
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Reform of Property Right System of Coal Mines and Resource-Based Rural Governance: Mineral resources are the material basis that human beings rely for survival and development. Resource reserves and their exploitation benefit are important factors that determine national or regional economic and social development. China is not only the No.1 coal-producing country in the world, but also a country with rich but unevenly-distributed mineral resources. Underground mineral resources of central and western regions are richer than those of southern and eastern coastal regions. Moreover, abundant mineral resources of central and western regions provide necessary resource support for rapid development of southern and eastern coastal regions. However, development of resource-based areas is in a predicament, which fully shows that mineral resources are the material basis of local economic and social development but not the decisive factors of local economic and social development. The decisive factor of whether abundant mineral resources can become the material basis for promotion of local economic and social development lies in the way of mining and utilizing mineral resources, that is, property right pattern of resources. Therefore, the exploitation and utilization of mineral resources is of great importance to the good governance of the local economy and society. Moreover, property right problem are not only an economic problem, but also a political issue which is an important factor of determining whether rural grass-roots society can achieve good governance, as W. W. Rost, a famous western economist, said: "e (Psychological, social and political factors) interact with each other and intertwine with economic change, so as to push the society to transform from a traditional society of a specific form to a growing society of a specific form. Ebook.

Daten vom 06.10.2018 02:25h
ISBN (andere Schreibweisen): 7-5161-7210-3, 978-7-5161-7210-0