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We are happy to present our PhD course programme for the new academic year!  We have 49 different courses available, with a total of 57 editions.

The special issue will bring together critical reflections on protest and legal mobilization from interdisciplinary perspectives

Bao-Nguyet Dang investigates the emergence and transformation of wage labour within the family farm, focusing particularly on the Vietnam-China border area

Based on a case study in Mozambique, this article argues that failed land deals have a profound impact on social relations in affected communities

Small- and medium-scale land grabs are not easily quantified yet are ubiquitous and have a large impact on rural communities. This article discusses this impact

Moges Belay analyzes the little explored impact of non-corporate-level land grabs on local communities

Kaira Zoe Cañete brings her expertise in feminist and anti-colonial perspectives on disasters, as well as critical research methodologies

Doi Ra argues that even 'failed' land deals can generate significant political struggles and have lasting consequences. She examines 2 cases in Myanmar

The journal has once again improved its rating in the Clarivate Web of Science Citation Report, showing it to be one of the leading critical journals this area

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