Research On Community Governance Of "Village Resettlement" From The Perspective Of Spatial Sociology

Since the founding of New China,We have experienced the largest and fastest urbanization process in the history.Especially since the reform and opening up,urbanization has become a distinctive feature in the process of China’s modernization and development.As a special product of China’s urbanization process,"village resettlement" adapts to the process of urbanization in China on the one hand,and on the other hand,it puts forward higher requirements for China to promote the modernization of the national governance system and governance capabilities.As the intersection of urban and rural community changes,how to adapt to the new spatial transformation,explore the path that conforms to the development of the "village resettlement" community,and respond to the actual needs of residents is the difficulty of spatial governance transformation.Therefore,this study takes the x community in Xixian New Area as a research case,and from the perspective of spatial sociology,uses the Lefebvre ternary dialectic to sort out the spatial appearance,spatial practice and reproducible space involved in the process of demolition of the x community.Through the sorting out of spatial sociology theory,it is found that there is a difference between the spatial production logic of traditional society and the spatial production logic of modern society,and the previous research usually treats space as a container,regards space as the place where production occurs from the perspective of physics,and divides it into physical space and spiritual space for research with a simple binary dialectical relationship;modern society,with the continuous development of capitalism and the inspiration of phenomenology on contemporary sociology,the value of space is becoming increasingly prominent.It gradually appeared in the field of researchers as a social commodity and became one of the commodities produced by society.The study of x-community is mainly composed of three parts,first of all,at the spatial representation level,the spatial transformation of the "village resettlement" community is analyzed,and the state’s spatial planning of the area is discussed from macro to onlookers;secondly,the spatial practice of the "village resettlement" community is analyzed.The process of spatial practice is the interweaving of various forces,in which power,productivity and spiritual space interact to form the living space of the community;finally,the reproducible space created by the space practitioner is studied,and the reproducible space represents the experience accumulated by the occupants themselves in social cognition and social interaction,and creates the development direction of new social space.This paper expounds the creation of reproducible space by residents from the four perspectives of power relations,living space,public space and traditional space,and explains how representations of space acts in living space and is transformed and developed by practitioners.The final chapter of this paper looks forward to the future of urban spatial planning from the perspective of reshaping community and developing spatial justice,and makes suggestions.As a new type of modern living space compatible with "village" and "residence",integrating the modern and traditional culture represented by the city and the countryside,this article analyzes the significance of reshaping the community by creating a new type of public space by creating a new type of public space,starting from the characteristics of the semi-acquaintance community of the "village resettlement" community,and at the same time,the urban justice behind the "village resettlement" as an old city transformation and urban renewal movement has attracted more and more attention as a value appeal,and has become a new perspective to examine the urbanization process in China.Spatial justice requires that the spatial layout of urbanization benefits all people,especially the landless peasants in the process of "village resettlement",to ensure that they still enjoy basic rights and interests in the environment of changing living space,and share the fruits of spatial development.