THE LEGAL BACKGROUND OF AGRICULTURAL REFORMS IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY ROMANIA. AN INTERPRETATIVE FRAME
Journal Title: Analele Universitatii Ovidius Constanta Seria Istorie - Year 2011, Vol 8, Issue 0
Abstract
Data of the first large scale census undertaken in 1912 in Romania showed that the overwhelming majority of population was living in villages. From nineteenth century on, the rural area continues to be regarded as the most backward part of the Romanian society and therefore was subject of different programs of modernization, which took the form of agrarian reforms. This article deals with the topic of agrarian reforms in the twentieth century Romania. It takes the form of an extensive survey of the legislation concerning the status of land property, in an attempt to identify the long term trends in the reform of agricultural sector. It also proposes a classification of the different legislative texts which regulated the reforms, in order to offer a useful tool to the readers interested in this topic.
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Cornel MICU
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