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Juristical Study On The Right Of Rural Autonomy In Our Country

Posted on:2006-12-23Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J W WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2166360152985163Subject:Constitution and Administrative Law
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I think the right is more important than the democracy to the villagers. Edified by the market for a few years, villagers already have the consciousness of the property right, but they are still devoid of the consciousness of the political right. Because the political right cannot bring immediate benefit. Through rural autonomy, the consciousness of right will come into being. Then the villagers will attach importance to the political right and have the fervency to take part in politics. It is the key of the juristical study on rural autonomy that the right of rural autonomy is well studied. The article is divided into 4 chapters. Except the introduction and conclusion, the other chapters structure is followed:  The first chapter starts from the discussion that rural autonomy in its nature is a kind of right rather than power; rural autonomy is a membership right, the people enjoying the right must has the special identity of being a member of certain village; the right of autonomy has a dual nature of both right and obligation, which is restricted on public utilities and common affairs. The right of rural autonomy derives from villager's right of autonomy as a citizen, and the power of the village autonomy committee derives from villager's autonomy right. The second chapter indicates the people enjoying autonomy right is different from subjects of legal relationship of rural autonomy. The autonomy subject should be individual villagers, and the collectivity of villagers and the autonomy committee are not the autonomy subject. When defining villagers as autonomy subject, apart from people whose household and dwelling are in the village, mobile population should be involved in the autonomy to some extent. "household" is the special subject of rural autonomy and that has both positive and passive meanings. The third chapter focuses on the classification of rural autonomy such as collective rights and individual rights, common benefited rights and self benefited rights. And we may subdivide these two classifications as right of being benefited, right of getting help, right of information, right of comments, right of supervision and relief, right of election and being elected, right of democratic decision etc. The fourth chapter focuses on the superiority of rural autonomy rights. The collective rights has the constitutive superiority, but are not the basic rights of citizens. Other rural autonomy rights have the legislative superiority. The common benefited rights is superior to the power of the rural autonomy committee, if a member of the committee infringe the autonomy rights of villagers, corresponding liabilities should occur. The execution of rural autonomy rights should avoid oppressing the rights of certain subjects by the will of majority in the name of democracy. And relieves should be offered when individual villagers refuse to perform the decision of the committee. The government has a disposition of infringing villagers` right of autonomy and the right of autonomy is also capable of infringing other people's rights except villagers. These conflicts may be attributed as rural autonomy disputes, and systematic relieves should be offered by the state. Only when the content of the rights of rural autonomy is clarified, may the effective relief channels be constituted. Only when the autonomy rights of villagers are effectively protected, may the rural autonomy be realized.
Keywords/Search Tags:rural autonomy, right of rural autonomy, subject of rural autonomy
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