The agrarian reform of 1921 aggravated the contrasts between large, medium, and small-scale land properties, putting once more into focus the fact that the Romanian agricultural economy was based on the large properties, while the social economy was primarily focused on subsistence, which was...

The 1921 agrarian reform had a strong social and national character, enforcing a certain degree of uniformity in the structure of the Kingdom of Romaniaʼs land fund, as well as a political one, yet not an economic one, given that although agricultural holdings under 5 hectares became...