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1 2006 Smits et al Xu et al Zijdeman & Maas Kerr et al Blau & Duncan

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10 Clogg & Shihadeh 1994 Goodman 1979 layer effect model Xie 1992 Goodman & Hout logf ijt = μ + μ H i + μ W j + μ T t + μ HT it + μ WT jt H W T i j t F ijt t i j μ μ H i μ W j μ T t μ HT it μ WT jt 2. logf ijk = μ + μ H i + μ W j + μ T t + μ HT it D HWT ijt + μ WT jt = 0 i j + D HWT ijt 115

11 D HWT ijt 3. logf ijt = μ + μ H i + μ W j + μ T t + μ HT it O HWT ijt = O HWT jit i j O HWT ijt + μ WT jt + D HWT ijt + O HWT ijt = 0 i = j O HWT ijt i j j i 2 4. logf ijt = μ + μ H i + μ W j + μ T t + μ HT it + μ WT jt + D HWT ijt + ψ ij φ t ψ ij φ t t φ t φ t = 1 ψ ij = 1 5. C HWT ikt logf ijt = μ + μ H i + μ W j + μ T t + μ HT it = C HWT ijt + μ WT jt + C HWT jkt i < j < k C HWT ijt + D HWT ijt + C HWT ijt = 0 i = j C HWT ijt 6. logf ijt = μ + μ H i + μ W j + μ T t + μ HT it + μ WT jt + D HWT ijt Hyp ijt = - Hyp jit i j + C HWT ijt + Hyp ijt Hyp ijt 116

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25 Abstract Based on synthesized perspective of formal and informal institutions and a case of Yonglian village this paper analyzes the evolution of relationship between village and enterprise. The result shows that because of formal institutions the productivity of entrepreneurs' human capital is getting higher and higher compared with the productivity of village leaders' political capital. As a result enterprise is increasingly dominant in the relationship between village and enterprise. However because of informal institutions especially social contract the evolution of relationship between village and enterprise is nonlinear but diverse. One of the diverse evolution models is the change from the company of village to the village of company. The village of company model is of intrinsic efficiency and stability because it is constructed and enhanced by both formal and informal institutions. The Practical Logic of Rural Land Property Rights as a Bundle of Relationships A new analytical framework Zang Deshun 78 Abstract Based on Zhou Xueguang's proposition property rights as a bundle of relationships the author proposes the analytical concepts principles levels and the typology of rural land property rights as a bundle of relationships. The author then observes and analyzes the new changes of rural land property rights and social structures using this new analytical framework. The new theory on rural land property rights is empirically supported by four typical land dispute cases from Zang village. The conclusion of this article is that social relations have played an important role in shaping the boundaries forms and interests of rural land property rights. The Evolution of Assortative Mating Patterns in the Process of China's Modernization Qi Yaqiang & Niu Jianlin 106 Abstract Drawing data from the CGSS2006 this paper examines the phenomenon and evolution of assortative mating patterns in China during the past several decades. Results show that the main pattern of China's assortative mating is the prevalence of homogamy across various social groups. In the case of heterogamous marriages significant symmetrical patterns are observed. The assortative mating patterns in China evolve over time during the past half century which provides partial support to the industrialization theory along with China's industrialization and modernization the achieved characteristics have been increasingly important in the mating selection process while the importance of the ascribed features had been declining until the 1990s and then started to rise again since the early 1990s due to the rising uncertainty along with deeper marketization and modernization. Finally further analysis shows that the likelihood of homogamy / heterogamy for specific subgroups varied substantially in the past several decades. Market Reforms and the Income Effects of Social Network Capital Zhang Shun & Cheng Cheng

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20 1 [1](PP )[2](PP )[3](PP15-32)[4](PP ) [5](PP )[6](PP73-79)[7](PP )[8](PP )[9](PP18-30)[10](PP39-47) 2016 7 4 136 Collection of Women s Studies July. 2016 No.4 Ser.No.136 * 100731 1990-2010 20 C913.4 A 1004-2563 2016 04-0024-12 Influences of Couples' Educational Assortative Mating on the Quality of Their