A provocative essay, tackling the issue of the failure of agriculture, coupled with the reluctance of Parliament or landowners to address the problems. After looking at Parliamentary Committee evidence, Murray attacks both landlords and tenants, before proposing a variety of remedies. The theory is blended with practical examples and solutions, and consistently compares and contrasts the Scottish and English experience.
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