Editing Land use in Laeral

'''Land use in Laeral''' refers to the history and practices of the use of land by humans in [[Laeral]]. This encompasses periods of [[Rén]] Laeralite land tenure, land appropriation by [[Arrivée]] settlers during the colonial and First Allied Provinces periods, land reform during Laeral's [[Republican Era]], and increased urbanization and agricultural consolidation from the mid-20th century to the modern day. Scholars have used the history of land use in Laeral to explore topics ranging from sociology and race relations to sectionalism and economic and political development.

==History==
This section is excerpted from Noël Lavoie-Zhao's chapter "Land Use in Laeral: An Introduction", in the academic anthology ''Brown Earth, Dirty Hands: Contrasting Narratives of Dispossession, Reclamation, and Stewardship in Laeralian Land Tenure'' (Salaun University Press, 2014). Since 2010, Dr. Lavoie-Zhao has been the Anatole Marchand Professor of History at [[National Open University (Laeral)|Althea City University]].

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