Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS ix
3. ILLUSTRATIONS xi
4. PREFACE xiii
5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xv
6. NOTE ON PRONOUNCIATION, ROMANIAN NAMES,TERMS, AND TRANSLATIONS xix
7. Introduction: Property, Value, and Global Transformation 1
8. PART I: MAKING, UNMAKING, AND REMAKING OWNERS
9. 1. Property in Socialism: Collectivization, Administrative Rights, and the Circulation of Goods 40
10. 2. Unmaking Socialist Agriculture: Contexts of Restitution in the 1990s 77 Comparative Decollectivizations 77
11. 3. How Hectares Vanished: Decollectivization Politics in Vlaicu 116 Village Particulars 116
12. 4. New Kin, New Serfs, New Masters: Transformed Social Relations and the Meanings of Land 158
13. PART II: REALIZING THE POWERS OF OWNERSHIP
14. 5. The Death of a Peasantry: From Smallholders to Rentiers 190
15. 6. Of Credits and Credibility: The Rise and Fall of the Vlaicu Association 229
16. 7. The Dynamics of Decapitalization: The Fate of Vlaicu's State Farms 273
17. 8. From Debts to Dallas: Value Transformation and the Rise of Supertenants 310
18. Conclusion: Property Processes and Effects 346
19. APPENDIX 365
20. NOTES 367
21. GLOSSARY 391
22. REFERENCES 393
23. INDEX 411