This book attempts to explain the failure of Ethiopia's land reform
and the problem of transformation of the peasantry through a
holistic approach, by pulling together numerous factors and themes.
The book first defines a comprehensive land reform as a process
that influences the deprived peasant masses economically and
politically. It then attempts to establish the relevance of such a
process to the transformation of the peasant mode of production to
a surplus producing exchange economy and consequently, to
socioeconomic development of less developed countries. Ethiopia:
Failure of Land Reform and Agricultural Crisis also attempts to
identify specific attributes of successful democratization
processes (comprehensive land reforms) on the basis of which it
evaluates and explains the failure of the Ethiopian land reform.
Suitable for research, this book should appeal to scholars and
students of development in general and African political economy
and African revolutions in particular.
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