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Research on the Rural Revitalization Process Driven by Human Capital: Based on Farmers’ Professionalization Perspective

Miao Bin and He Qiong

SAGE Open, 2024, vol. 14, issue 2, 21582440241249252

Abstract: This study examines the logical connection and articulation mechanism between rural human capital and rural revitalization from the perspective of farmers’ professionalization. Utilizing panel data spanning 2011 to 2020, collected from 31 provinces in China, a comprehensive index framework for rural revitalization was constructed, and a fixed-effect model was used for empirical analysis. It is found that: firstly, rural human capital strongly drives rural revitalization, and the professionalization of farmers has a converging influence on rural revitalization as well as a favorable moderating influence on the convergence of rural human capital on rural revitalization. Secondly, the harmonized progress of urban and rural regions is a significant interface mechanism between rural human capital and rural revitalization. Therefore, to facilitate rural revitalization, the government should provide educational opportunities, make investments in rural human capital through policies, and emphasize the value of talents and industrial resources in integrating the urban and rural.

Keywords: human capital; new county urbanization; professionalization of farmers; rural revitalization; urban-rural integration development (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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