This book explores a much-neglected field in the contemporary history of Chiapas. Land reform is generally believed to have played only a minor role in this state and in debates on the Zapatista uprising of 1994, the lack of land reform typically features
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Gemma van der Haar received her Ph.D. from Wageningen University where she was trained as a development sociologist. Her field experience in Chiapas dates back to 1986 and has involved lengthy stays in indigenous communities. She has recently co-edited Current Land Policy in Latin America: regulating land tenure under neo-liberalism. She currently works at the Centre for International Conflict Analysis and Management at Nijmegen University.
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