The Conventional Historiography of Land Rent

Sorry about the "fragmentation and disarray" comment. It's been a while since I viewed this timeline, and the "f & d" part was hidden from view until I expanded the viewport.

I'm not sure they're "new" as much as they take up disparate approaches, some of which have been around for quite some time.

What "fragmentation and disarray" are you referring to?

What is the fragmentation and dissaray? Is this a period of lots of new ideas?

I'm making a similar timeline myself, im fascinated by the story of land and power and want to make a documentary on the subject. Hope to gleam some info from your timeline :)

Hi Allen, Good point: I guess you'll just have to come to my talk to find out. But here's a hint. Better you should ask, "What about Piero Sraffa?"

What about Sir james Steuart?