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Landholding and Land Transfer in the North Sea Area (Late Middle Ages - 19th Century) (Paperback)
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Landholding and Land Transfer in the North Sea Area (Late Middle Ages - 19th Century) (Paperback)
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For a better understanding of medieval and early modern rural
society, in which land was the principal source of income and
investment, as well as a most prestigious object of possession and
a solid base of power, historical questions on landholding and land
transfers are highly relevant. This volume aims to clarify some
long-standing issues concerning the large variety of land tenure
and non-familial transfers of land in the North Sea area by
treating them from a regional - if possible comparative -
perspective and by linking them to such structural features of
preindustrial rural society as shifts in land to labour ratio's;
social property relations; commercialisation and the rise of land,
leasehold, and credit markets; the growth of state intervention and
the institutional innovation that followed in its wake; the
sustained prevalence of local or regional customary law; and the
effects of social and cultural values on the demand for land. From
viewing the later medieval and early modern period as a whole, one
has to conclude that the mobility of agricultural land markedly
increased. This was due first and foremost to the establishment of
clear-cut private property rights, to the expansion of land and
credit markets, and to the spread of short-term leasing.
Differences in the pace of capitalist development as well as of
state formation were mainly responsible for outspoken regional
differences.
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