The Long Land War

Jo Guldi's "The Long Land War" explores the global history of land redistribution and the political movements connected to it, from the late 19th century to the 20th century. The book analyzes how land has been central to struggles for social justice, development, and political change, while offering a critical perspective on the successes and failures of various land reform efforts. Set against broader historical shifts like nationalism, communism, and economic policy, the narrative highlights the ongoing importance of land issues in creating a just and livable world.