Abstract:

In China, public institutions are special organizations providing social services for public purposes by using state-owned assets in the social development. A huge number of public institutions provide a wide range of social services, and occupy a lot of land. As the power configuration can't meet the historical condition of the public institutions, multiple problems arise in the governance of the land use rights of public institutions. The paper suggests resetting the assumptions of public governance, making up legal loopholes and reexamining the adverse effects of non-synchronizations between the separation of social organizations and assets splitting to effectively improve the level of governance in this area.

Key words: public institutions, land use rights, state-owned assets, power configuration, social services