Institutions in Transition: Land Ownership, Property Rights, and Social Conflict in China Book

1	The credibility of agricultural land tenure, or why intentional institutional ambiguity might work	17
2	Why the village has no power : land ownership disputes and customary tenure	44
3	Governing China's grasslands : the creation of empty institutions	69
4	Contested spaces : forest rights, registration, and social conflict	96
5	Going, going, gone! : the four wastelands auction policy	124
6	Between nationalization and privatization : common property as the third way?	157
	Summary and concluding observations : the political economy of transition	186
App. A	Title of land ownership of two villages	198
App. B	Record of land dispute between state forest farm and village	205
App. C	Title of land ownership of a village school	212
App. D	Title of land ownership of a brick kiln	219
App. E	'Second round' land lease for household (copy for farmer)	226
App. F	'Second round' land lease for household (copy for village committee)	232
App. G	Contract of mountain [forest] responsibility land	235
App. H	Wasteland contract of Changcheng village	237
App. I	Wasteland contract of Guanting village	243
App. J	Hand-written contract of village land transfer to a company	245
App. K	Hand-written pasture boundary agreement (no map included)	247
App. L	Pasture use contract for a village	250
App. M	Pasture use contract for a household	255