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| categories = [[:Category: China|China]] – [[:Category: East Asia| East Asia]] – [[:Category: Property| Property]] – [[:Category: Property rights| Property rights]] – [[:Category: Agriculture| Agriculture]] – [[:Category: Land| Land]] – [[:Category: Migration| Migration]] | | categories = [[:Category: China|China]] – [[:Category: East Asia| East Asia]] – [[:Category: Property| Property]] – [[:Category: Property rights| Property rights]] – [[:Category: Agriculture| Agriculture]] – [[:Category: Land| Land]] – [[:Category: Migration| Migration]] | ||
| authorofpiece = Cinzia Losavio | | authorofpiece = Cinzia Losavio | ||
| authorinstitution = | | authorinstitution = Unité Mixte de Recherche 8504 Géographie-cités, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne | ||
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<big>'''By Cinzia Losavio, | <big>'''By Cinzia Losavio, Unité Mixte de Recherche 8504 Géographie-cités, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne'''</big> | ||
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|style="font-size:1.1em;"| The Chinese term ''xiǎochǎnquán'' ([[小产权]]) literally means ʻsmall property rightsʼ (SPR) or ʻlimited/minor property rightsʼ, but is generally understood as ʻsmall propertiesʼ. Contrary to what one might think, ''xiaochanquan'' is not a legal concept, but a grassroots way to refer to a recent, yet already widespread form of Chinese informal settlement, whose property rights are ʻsmallerʼ (weaker) than those of full commercial housing. ''Xiaochanquan'' designates housing built on collectively-owned rural land, mainly developed in ʻvillages within the cityʼ (城中村, ''chéngzhōngcūn'') and peri-urban areas. When purchased by ʻoutsidersʼ – individuals lacking the residence permit (户口, ''hùkǒu'') for the place where the SPR housing is located – the transaction cannot be registered by the local government office nor granted legal titling. | |style="font-size:1.1em;"| The Chinese term ''xiǎochǎnquán'' ([[小产权]]) literally means ʻsmall property rightsʼ (SPR) or ʻlimited/minor property rightsʼ, but is generally understood as ʻsmall propertiesʼ. Contrary to what one might think, ''xiaochanquan'' is not a legal concept, but a grassroots way to refer to a recent, yet already widespread form of Chinese informal settlement, whose property rights are ʻsmallerʼ (weaker) than those of full commercial housing. ''Xiaochanquan'' designates housing built on collectively-owned rural land, mainly developed in ʻvillages within the cityʼ ([[城中村]], ''[[chéngzhōngcūn]]'') and peri-urban areas. When purchased by ʻoutsidersʼ – individuals lacking the residence permit (户口, ''hùkǒu'') for the place where the SPR housing is located – the transaction cannot be registered by the local government office nor granted legal titling. | ||
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[[File:Xiaochangquan Losavio.JPG|thumb|300px|left|Small property rights housing on village residential plot in Zhuhai, Guangdong province. Source: Photo by author. © Cinzia Losavio.]] | [[File:Xiaochangquan Losavio.JPG|thumb|300px|left|Small property rights housing on village residential plot in Zhuhai, Guangdong province. Source: Photo by author. © Cinzia Losavio.]] | ||