Información General

• Autores: Rosa Congost i Colomer (ed. lit.), Rui Santos (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Brepols
• Año de publicación: 2010
• Colecciones: Rural history in Europe, 5
• País: Bélgica
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-2-503-53227-1
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Resumen

• The essays in this book tap the potential of the historical analysis of social contexts in which property rights are embedded - social relations, power and agency, political institutions, culture - to understand how landed resources are actually appropriated. This exploratory approach seeks both to take advantage of the existing theory of property rights, as it is applied by the institutionalist outlook on economic history, and to go beyond it by explicitly incorporating social processes and factors in the analysis of property institutions. With this common aim in mind, the book covers a wide variety of historical cases throughout space and time, from the late Middle Ages in the Czech lands and in Tuscany to the very recent de-collectivisation of the countryside in former socialist countries, which will contribute rich and grounded insights to the discussion of the topic and of its implications

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Listado de artículos

• • Working out the frame:: From formal institutions to the social contexts of property

    Rosa Congost i Colomer, Rui Santos

    págs. 15-38

    

  • Institutional changes and peasant land-transfers in the Czech Lands, from the late Middle Ages to the eighteenth century

    Markus Cerman, Dana Štefanová

    págs. 39-60

    

  • The evolution of property rights in Tuscany, from the end of the Middle Ages to the nineteenth century

    Giuliana Biagioli

    págs. 61-82

    

  • The social embeddedness of common property rights in Navarra (Spain), sixteenth to twentieth centuries

    José Miguel Lana Berasain, Iñaki Iriarte Goñi

    pág. 83

    

  • Inheritance, land market and social reproduction in an egalitarian system (Vernon, Normandy, 1750-1830),

    Fabrice Boudjaaba

    págs. 105-124

    

  • An English or a continental way?: The great agrarian reforms in Denmark and Schleswig-Holstein in the late eighteenth century

    Carsten Porskrog Rasmussen

    págs. 125-144

    

  • Land reform and reallocation in interwar Europe

    Paul Brassley

    págs. 145-164

    

  • From capitalism to ‘neo-feudalism’?: Property relations, land markets, and the Nazi state in the German province of Niederdonau, 1938-1945

    Ernst Langthaler

    págs. 165-187

    

  • Securing access to England’s uplands: or how the 1945 revolution petered out

    Richard W. Hoyle

    págs. 187-209

    

  • The governmentality of land ownership in south-eastern Europe. Romania and Yugoslavia:: a comparison

    Dietmar Müller

    págs. 211-227

    

  • Changing property structures in central European agriculture during decollectivization:: the social aspects of appropriation

    Maria Halamska

    págs. 229-246

    

  • Family farm ideology and the transformation of collective farms in East Germany, 1989-2005

    Jeong Nam Choi, Axel Wolz, Michael Kopsidis

    págs. 247-266

    

  • The post-Socialist transformation of land owner-ship in Hungary

    Zsuzsanna Varga

    págs. 267-285