A comprehensive review of the impact of farmland property rights stability on farmers' land use and protection behaviors,Land Degradation & Development

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A comprehensive review of the impact of farmland property rights stability on farmers' land use and protection behaviors
Land Degradation & Development ( IF 4.7 ) Pub Date : 2024-04-17 , DOI: 10.1002/ldr.5135
Xie Baopeng ₁ , Chen Ying ₁ , Pei Tingting ₁ , Erastus Mak‐Mensah ₂

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The stability of property rights is a key factor in incentivizing farmers to engage in land use and protection activities, which, in turn, serve to mitigate or prevent the degradation of land resources and enhance the effectiveness of agricultural management practices. This research uses Scientometric analysis according to PRISMA guidelines to thoroughly examine academic landscape related to the stability of farmland property rights and its impact on farmers' land utilization and protection behaviors. By examining 4165 publications from 2014 to 2023 in Web of Science and Scopus databases, the study conducts a comprehensive analysis. Theoretical frameworks elucidate three primary avenues through which property rights influence farmers' behavior: the assurance effect, collateral effect, and realizable effect. Through document co-citation analysis 11 distinct thematic clusters were revealed, highlighting the prominence of land tenure security (Cluster #0). Notably, Ma X's publication experienced a significant 4-year surge, indicating its key influence. Author co-citation analysis outlined author clusters, emphasizing the increasing relevance of authors like Cotula L, Angelsen A, and De Schuttero during specific periods. Journal co-citation analysis revealed cohesive journal clusters such as Development and Change and Journal of Peasant Studies, showcasing thematic boundaries within clusters. Keywords co-citation analysis (CO-DESC) identified thematic clusters around “China,” “agricultural land,” and “land use,” with keywords like “land degradation” exhibiting substantial bursts. This systematic analysis highlights influential publications, authors, journals, and thematic clusters, emphasizing the structured landscape within farmland property rights research and revealing critical aspects impacting farmers' behavior and land use.

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