The Long Land War: A Historical Reevaluation

This chapter examines the 'Long Land War' from 1881 to 1974, focusing on land reform, economic disparities, and the struggle for property rights. It highlights the implications of historical land movements on contemporary issues of justice and governance, particularly in the context of colonialism and neoliberalism. By reframing the narrative, the chapter uncovers the enduring impact of these struggles on modern debates about housing and equitable access to land.