Abstract
In the course of social evolution, urban fringe districts have been attracting more and more attention and the management and control of ecological protection have been strengthened as well. Meanwhile, the Party Central Committee also puts emphasis on the importance of agricultural landscape. Urban fringe districts represented by mountain area of southern Jinan are under control of the government and restricted in a settled ecological redline. Therefore, it is difficult for agricultural landscape to exert its economic function in tourism and leisure. Under this circumstance, the government’s demand for preservation and the people’s demand for development have created a conflict of land use. On the basis of stakeholder theory, this paper takes a further step to analyze the multivariate game among local government, village collectives and villagers. The demand and willing of key stakeholders should be reasonably expressed to integrate agricultural development with tertiary industry, guarantee the proper layout of agricultural landscape in space during the course of land evolution, thus its comprehensive value functions can be accomplished.
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