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Evolutionary game model and empirical study on decision-making behavior of multi-stakeholders in land acquisition conflict
  
DOI:10.16768/j.issn.1004-874X.2018.12.022
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韩 璐 1 ,鲍海君 2,邓思琪 2,曾 新 2 1. 浙江财经大学土地与城乡发展研究院浙江 杭州 310018 2. 浙江财经大学公共管理学院浙江 杭州 310018 
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      In this paper, the conflicts and coordination of the interests of multiple participants in the current rural land acquisition system and land acquisition process were discussed, based on the study of different interest demands and their mutual relations in rural land acquisition conflicts. The relationship and process of the evolutionary game among the central government, local government and the landless peasants were clarified, using evolutionary game theory and empirical analysis to analyze the case of land acquisition of public transportation infrastructure construction projects taking high-speed rail as an example. The results showed that: (1) In the game among the central government, local governments and landless peasants, factors such as the central government's revenue in monitoring local government violations, the cost of central government’ intervention and the loss due to regulatory failure should be mainly considered. (2) In the game among local governments, the central government and landless peasants, factors such as the extra profits of local governments’ violation and the central government fines for local governments’ violation should be mainly considered. (3) In the game among landless peasants, the central government and local governments, the probability and cost of landless peasants' petition should be considered. Moreover, in the paper it was put forward that the conflicts over land and acquisition could be resolved from four aspects: perfecting land expropriation institution, strengthening the supervision function of central government, the right control of local government and reasonably handling disputes.
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