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3. The Unpromised Land Agrarian Reform and Conflict Worldwide

As the title promises, the book delves into the seeds of conflict on agrarian issues stemming from the pattern of inequitable access to land in most of the countries of the world. While the subject of agrarian reform and tenure has been studied extensively at the national and regional levels, a treatment of the issue in its global context covering a wide variety of actors at the local, national and international levels is perhaps a rare treat for those with a taste for analytical and holistic treatment of the issue. The author uses his varied experiences as teacher, public servant and international civil servant to throw light on the origins and genesis of patterns of land ownership and attempts at reform.